03/10/2023
THANK YOU!!! 🎉🍾
We are delighted to announce our 20th year of business and wanted to express our enormous gratitude to the loyal and valued customers who continue to support us.
Here's to another 20 years providing help and quality advice to customers existing and new and their family/friends.
October Rate Watch below:
Mortgages up to 60% of property valuation
2 year – 5.28% fixed to 31/12/2025
(5.49% fixed to 31/12/2025) (£150 Cash-Back)
3 year – 5.64% fixed to 31/12/2026 (£1,495 fee)
(5.87% fixed to 31/12/2026)
4/5 year – 5.15% fixed to 01/12/2028
(5.35% fixed to 31/01/2029)
10 year – 5.04% fixed for 10 years
(5.20% fixed for 10 years)
Mortgages up to 75% of property valuation
2 year – 5.39% fixed to 31/12/2025
(5.58% fixed to 31/12/2025) (£150 Cash-Back)
3 year – 5.65% fixed to 31/01/2027
(5.90% fixed to 28/02/2027)
4/5 year – 5.21% fixed to 31/01/2029 (£1,495 fee)
(5.35% fixed to 31/01/2029)
10 year – 5.04% fixed for 10 years
(5.20% fixed for 10 years)
Mortgages up to 85% of property valuation
2 year – 5.70% fixed to 31/12/2025 (£1,995 fee)
(6.07% fixed to 31/12/2025)
3 year – 5.75% fixed to 31/01/2027
(6.12% fixed to 31/12/2026)
4/5 year – 5.25% fixed to 31/01/2029*
(5.35% fixed to 31/01/2029)
10 year – 5.09% fixed for 10 years
(5.44% fixed for 10 years)
* Representative Example
A mortgage of £127,500 payable over 25 years on Leeds Building Society’s Fixed Rate to 31/01/2029 would be 62 payments of £764.04, followed by 239 payments at the Variable Rate (currently 8.24%) of £964.02.
The total amount payable would be £278,335.24 made up of loan amount plus Interest (£150,835.24), Arrangement fee (£999) and Broker fee (£295)
The overall cost for comparison is 7.22% APRC representative.
The above are Remortgage products, offer free valuation and legal fees and come with a £995 or £999 arrangement fee which can be added (unless otherwise stated).
Included is a “fee free” option in brackets for each category as this may work out better overall.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you remortgage.
