High-street lender Natwest has upped a selection of its residential existing customer rates by around 0.1%.
Natwest’s two- and five-year fixed rate switcher products between 60% and 85% loan to value (LTV) have risen by around 0.1%. This includes fee-free, £495 fee and £995 fee options.
The lender’s fee-free two-year fixed rate switcher product at 60% LTV is priced at 5.15%, with its £495 fee version coming to 4.99% and its £995 fee version coming to 4.79%.
At 75% LTV, Natwest’s two-year fixed rate fee-free product has gone up to 5.25%, and its £995 fee version is 4.94%.
Going up to 80% LTV, its two-year fixed rate fee-switcher product with no fee is 5.99%, and for its £995 fee version, the deal is 5.59%.
At 85% LTV, the lender’s two-year fixed rate fee-switcher no-fee product is 6.04%, and its £995 fee equivalent is 5.69%.
On the five-year fixed rate fee-switcher side, Natwest’s 60% LTV deal with no fee is 4.69%, its £495 fee deal is 4.59% and its £995 fee product is 4.49%.
At 75% LTV, its five-year fixed rate fee-switcher product with no fee is 4.94% and its £995 fee equivalent is 4.74%.
Going up to 80% LTV, the five-year fixed rate fee-switcher without a fee is 5.34%, and with a £995 fee, the rate goes up to 5.14%.
Within its 85% LTV, its fee-free five-year fixed rate fee-switcher is 5.39% and its £995 fee version is 5.19%.
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