Change Language
wds-media
  • Home
  • Lending
Gen H lowers resi rates by up to 27bps 

Gen H lowers resi rates by up to 27bps 

  • By Admin

Gen H has cut residential fixed-rate offers by up to 27 basis points for the second time in a fortnight. 

The fintech lender says that after last week’s reductions, selected home loans have come down by as much as 57bps over the period. 

Highlights from the firm’s latest round of rate cuts include: 

  • 80% loan to value two-year and three-year fixed-rate deals come down by 17bps, five-year rates fall by 15bps 
  • 85% LTV come down by 20bps across all tenors 
  • 90% LTV two-year and three-year fixed-rate deals come down by 20bps, five-year rates fall by 23bps 
  • 95% LTV two-year and three-year fixed-rate deals come down by 25bps, five-year fall by 27bps 

The lender’s bundled products for new customers, with discounted mortgage rates when customers combine a home loan with conveyancing from its team, begins at 5.42% over five years, with a £999 fee. 

Its standard rate for new customers begins at 5.47% over five years, with a £999 fee.

Gen H chief commercial officer Pete Dockar says: “This week, we’ve had two opportunities to cut our rates and pass the benefits onto aspiring homeowners, and we’ve jumped on both.  

“We’re glad to deliver these lower rates to both our direct and broker customers, and we remain committed to this approach.” 

The lender reminds brokers that it offers an income booster deal, its version of a Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor mortgage, that allows borrowers to add a family member to the loan, to lift the size of the amount borrowed. 

Last week, Skipton Building Society rebranded its Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor loans as Income Booster mortgages in a bid “to simplify” house purchases for first-time buyers.    

The post Gen H lowers resi rates by up to 27bps  appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Top Stocks Under 5 Based on Artificial Intelligence: Returns up to 156.74% in 1 Month

Top Stocks Under 5 Based on Artificial Intelligence: Returns up to 156.74% in 1 Month

Read More