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Post Office Makes Further Cuts To Its Fixed Rate Mortgages
The Post Office has announced its fourth rate cut of the year to its fixed rate mortgages.
POST OFFICE MAKES FURTHER CUTS TO ITS FIXED RATE MORTGAGES
• Mortgage rates reduced for the fourth time this year
• Two, three and five year fixed rate mortgages set to be ‘Best Buys’
The Post Office has announced its fourth rate cut of the year to its fixed rate mortgages. Effective from Wednesday 7 April, the reductions reflect its ongoing ambition to become a leading player in the mortgage market by offering customers long-term good value products.
Following cuts to the range in January, February and March, the Post Office has now reduced the rates on its two and five year fixed rate deals at 60%, 75% and 80% LTV. The new rates are available with immediate effect and are available online and from Post Office branches across the UK.
The two year and five year fixed rate deals are set to become immediate ‘Best Buys’, joining the Post Office’s three year fixed rate which remains in the Best Buy tables. The Post Office’s other mortgages also retain their competitive pricing. Examples of the best rates on offer include:
• Two year fixed rate at 3.15% (75% LTV)
• Three year fixed rate at 4.09% (60% LTV)
• Five year fixed rate at 4.84% (80% LTV)
Post Office Director of Personal Lending, Marco Hughes, said: “We believe in offering customers long-term value and we have demonstrated this by cutting our mortgage rates for the fourth time this year. When combined with our low revert rate these reductions further prove our commitment to providing genuine value, not just for the initial period, but throughout the life of the mortgage.
“The Post Office is a committed player in the mortgage market, and we are constantly challenging the traditional high street lenders. To support this we are dedicated to growing and expanding our mortgage range and expect to announce further new rates and products in the near future.”
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