Abbey launches first time buyer mortgage at 3.99%
24-Jan-2007
A first time buyer mortgage with a fixed rate starting at 3.99 per cent is among two new mortgage deals being launched by Abbey.
Offering a five-year stepped fixed rate, the first time buyer stepped product begins with a rate of 3.99 per cent in the first year, for an application fee of £799.
The rate then rises to 5.79 per cent in the second and third year and to 5.99 per cent in the final two years.
For the smaller product fee of £599, Abbey is also offering a 15-year fixed rate mortgage with a non-stepped rate of 5.39 per cent.
Nici Audhlam-Gardiner, head of mortgages at Abbey, said: "The stepped mortgage gives people the chance to benefit from lower upfront costs, which can help support buyers trying to get on the property ladder."
She added: "The 15-year fixed rate allows people to enjoy the certainty that repayments are fixed for the duration."
A number of high street banks, such as Alliance & Leicester and HSBC, have been offering new and revised mortgage packages after the Bank of England base rate rose by 0.25 per cent this month.
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