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Tracker help for first time buyers

06-Jun-2005

A three-year stepped tracker mortgage has been launched by Bradford & Bingley, in association with Woolwich, which is aimed at aspiring first time buyers.

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Many first time buyers finding a deposit are set to benefit from the new offering, as it provides aspiring homeowners with £500 worth of cashback.

With an initial rate of 5.19 per cent for the first year, which then reverts to the Bank of England Base Rate +0.54 per cent for the second year and BBR+0.64 per cent in the third year, the product is designed to bring in more first time buyers to the market.

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"As it is widely believed that base rate has now reached its peak in this current cycle, buyers who are happy to take a tracker product could soon see the advantages that it has to offer," explained the mortgage development manager for Bradford & Bingley,
Duncan Pownall.

It could provide a major solution for many aspiring homeowners struggling to find a mortgage to get themselves onto the first rung of the property ladder.

Mr Pownall added: "The £500 cashback is a helpful 'moving-in present' for first time buyers who will benefit from a financial boost when they need most."

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