Among new member moving products, two-year fixed rates now start from 4.63% at 60% loan to value (LTV) with a £1,499 fee, while most products across the 75-95% LTV brackets have increased.
First-time buyer mortgages have also seen rises, with two-year fixed rates reaching 4.82% at 75% LTV and 4.97% at 90% LTV.
Aaron Strutt, products and communications director at Trinity Financial, said: “Nationwide’s cheapest two-year fix is going up from 4.48% to 4.63%, which is frustrating because it was one of the standout best buy rates and popular with borrowers looking for competitively priced shorter-term deals.”
The lender has also repriced its remortgage range, with two-year fixed rates rising to as much as 5.65% at 95% LTV and five-year fixes reaching 5.5%. Existing member products have been similarly affected, with increases across moving home, borrowing more and switching deals.
Meanwhile, switcher products now start from 4.66% for a two-year fixed deal at 60% LTV and rise to 5.65% for the 95% LTV option. Additional borrowing rates have also increased, with selected two-year tracker products now reaching 4.69% at 90% LTV.
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TSB increases resi mortgage rates
TSB has increased rates across its residential range, with all fixed rate house purchase products rising by 0.15%.
The lender has also increased rates on all three-year fixed remortgage products by the same amount.
The changes suggest a broad repricing across both purchase and remortgage options, affecting borrowers looking to secure a fixed rate in the coming weeks.
Accord raises BTL rates
Accord has increased buy-to-let (BTL) rates across much of its range, with the largest rises affecting products between 60% and 75% LTV.
Rates at 60-75% LTV have increased by 0.16%, while 80% LTV products have risen by 0.1%.
Principality hikes rates across mortgage range
Principality has announced a series of increases across its residential, BTL, holiday let and specialist lending ranges.
Within its core residential offering, two-, three- and five-year fixed products at 65% LTV have increased by up to 0.18%, while 75% LTV products have risen by up to 0.13%.
The mutual has also increased selected 80% and 90% LTV products, including cashback mortgages, by between 0.02% and 0.15%.
Elsewhere, the mutual’s BTL range has seen the five-year fixed 60% LTV product with a £1,395 fee increase by 0.1%.
