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Co-op launches fixed rate

The Co-operative Financial Services (CFS) has added a new two-year fixed-rate mortgage to its product range, which will be available through both The Co-operative Bank and Britannia.

4 March, 2010

Available immediately, the product offers two options, based on the borrower's required loan to value:

  • 3.19% up to 75% LTV
  • 4.49% up to 85% LTV
Both options have an arrangement fee of £999.

John Hughes, business leader retail products, said: "Following on from the recent launch of our longer term fixed mortgages, we have now added a two-year fixed rate option to our range to give our customers even more choice.


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