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Nationwide announces changes to mortgage pricing

27th November 2006 Print
Nationwide Building Society has announced changes to its mortgage range. From 1 December, the Society will be introducing a new range of mortgage products. There will be one set of rates available to new and existing mortgage customers who are buying or moving home. There will be separate rates for new and existing customers remortgaging to Nationwide from another lender, switching their Nationwide mortgage deal or taking out additional borrowing.

New and existing mortgage customers in the same circumstances will have access to the same rates. In general, rates for customers buying a home will be lower than those remortgaging to Nationwide, switching deals or taking additional borrowing. In addition, existing Nationwide mortgage members will benefit from a reservation fee discount.

Nationwide borrowers will to benefit from:

Rates and fees that will be amongst the lowest on the high street

The removal of Nationwide’s remortgage administration fee of £99. This provides the option to have a fee free remortgage.

A market leading lifetime tracker mortgage which is now offered without a reservation fee

Competitive deals for further advances

A range of flexible features on new Nationwide mortgages offering the borrower the ability to overpay, underpay or take a payment holiday

Interest calculated on a daily basis

No High Lending Charge (HLC) for high percentage borrowing

In addition, Nationwide mortgage customers get a £100 discount off their reservation fee when they switch from one Nationwide product to another, buy a new home or take additional borrowing

Stuart Bernau, Nationwide’s executive director, said: “By making these changes we will achieve greater flexibility and will be better placed to offer all our mortgage customers exactly what they want.

“We always aim to give outstanding value to all our members. These changes enable us to offer really competitive mortgage deals to customers whether they are changing home, changing lender or changing their deal.”