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Mortgages - why the difference?
HSBC don't deal with intermediaries (or at least don't pay them). Advertised direct on their website.- chimneys
- Post #46
- Forum: The Big Board
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Mortgages - why the difference?
HSBC 2 year fix: 1.24% with a £1, 499 fee, 1.49% plus £999 fee or 1.84% no fee, all max 60% LTV.- chimneys
- Post #44
- Forum: The Big Board
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Mortgages - why the difference?
But according to your post above, the TSB rate is 0.15% higher? Always the rate v fee dilemma.- chimneys
- Post #36
- Forum: The Big Board
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Mortgages - why the difference?
I'm tempted, but think its an indication of long term rates for a while yet. It also restricts overpayment to 10% pa. If it gets to 1.75% will do it.- chimneys
- Post #33
- Forum: The Big Board
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Mortgages - why the difference?
Leeds BS 10 year fix rate 2.75% plus £1, 499 fee, max 65% LTV/£500k.- chimneys
- Post #32
- Forum: The Big Board
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Mortgages - why the difference?
You can get a 5 year fix rate (till end July 2021) with HSBC at 1.99% (plus £1, 499 arrangement fee), but max 65% LTV and max £500k borrowing.- chimneys
- Post #30
- Forum: The Big Board