Accord, Saffron Building Society and Monmouthshire Building Society all re-entered with their own, in some cases limited edition, offerings.

Meanwhile Nationwide Building Society reduced its in-branch lending to meet its broker proposition at 85 per cent LTV.

The fallout from the coronavirus crisis continued with the next round of mortgage payment holidays commencing, while big lenders making rate cuts also drew attention.

 

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Barclays and NatWest cut mortgage rates

 

More than nine million workers furloughed

 

Nationwide cuts high LTV lending to protect borrowers from risk of negative equity

 

Housing market fundamentally sound but stamp duty boost needed – Lewis

 

Lloyds calls borrowers at end of mortgage holidays to discuss next steps

 

Two estate agent directors banned for price fixing roles

 

Accord offers 90 per cent LTV deals to first-time buyers

 

Monmouthshire BS launches 90 per cent LTV mortgages

 

Five-year house price growth revised down to five per cent – Savills

 

Saffron BS launches 95 per cent LTV broker exclusive