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Natwest to re-enter interest-only market – exclusive

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  • 10/09/2015
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Natwest to re-enter interest-only market – exclusive
Natwest is re-launching a range of interest-only residential mortgages after scrapping the product range in 2012.

A spokesperson at the lender confirmed that Natwest was gearing up to re-enter the market imminently but was unable to provide further details.

Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland ceased to offer interest-only mortgages to new customers in December 2012, but has continued to offer buy-to-let products on this basis.

In further product developments, from tomorrow the loan size on Natwest’s buy-to-let range will be raised to £2m, with amendments to criteria meaning professional landlords will be eligible to apply.

Natwest said it will now consider applications from customers who derive more than 30% of their income from rental properties.

Its maximum loan limit of £500,000 has been scrapped and upped to £2m, while the rental cover calculation will remain at 125% x 5.5%.

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