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Legal & General (L&G) has become Yorkshire Building Society’s main provider of financial service advice and products across all its brands.
Yorkshire Building Society – the UK’s second largest building society - increased its gross mortgage lending by 46% in 2011 to £4.1bn.
Yorkshire's intermediary arm, Accord Mortgages is withdrawing all of its 75% and 85% LTV mortgages until Thursday, but the 90% LTV products remain on sale.
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Chelsea Building Society, part of the Yorkshire Building Society group, has launched a record low five-year fixed rate at 3.19%, available up to 70% LTV.
Chelsea Building Society has launched into the offset mortgage market, with offset options now available on all of the mutual’s standard mortgage range.
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Long-term fixed rates are becoming increasingly competitive, with Chelsea Building Society launching a ten-year fixed at 3.99%.
Chelsea Building Society has launched a ten-year fixed rate mortgage at 3.99% up to 70% LTV.
Yorkshire Building Society, which bought the mortgage and savings arm of Egg banking this week, more than doubled its gross mortgage lending between H1 2010 and H1 2011.
Chelsea Building Society has launched 5, 6 and 7 year fixed rate mortgages with rates starting from 3.99%.
Chelsea Building Society has launched into the 90% LTV mortgage sector, with two- and five-year fixed rate deals.
Short-to-medium term fixed rate deals have hit their lowest ever level, according to Moneyfacts, which could be the spur to the remortgagors the market has been waiting for.
A policeman’s wife took part in a £10m mortgage scam in exchange for lavish gifts worth £1m, the Old Bailey heard.
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