AfI cuts fees and rates
Abbey for Intermediaries (AfI) will be making some changes to its mortgage range from Friday, cutting rates and fees.
AfI’s 90% LTV, two year tracker Homebuyer product will see its introductory fee reduced from £995 to £199 and its rate changing to 5.79% (BBR + 5.29%).
A spokesman for Abbey for Intermediaries, said: “Feedback from intermediaries is that our high LTV product is proving very popular, yet customers would prefer a lower product fee.
“By lowering this fee and raising the product rate we are not changing the overall cost of the mortgage, but are helping to stimulate the high LTV market by making the product more accessible to those buyers, in particular first time buyers, who prefer lower up-front fees when buying a home.
“For those customers who would like to pay a lower rate, Abbey for Intermediaries also offers a range of alternatives such as the 85% LTV, two year tracker mortgage at 4.74% with a £495 booking fee.”
- Capped rates are back
- CML welcomes social housing regulation
- AEGON launches physiotherapy pilot for protection customers
- FSA prioritises ‘confrontational’ supervision
- 10 million could fail credit score
- Confusion about retirement as Brit's turn to net
- Mortgage advisers’ confidence on the up
- Zurich launches protection microsite for advisers
- Brits expect comfortable retirement but rely on the state to fund it
- House prices will go up in 2010
- Homebuyers’ confidence fragile ahead of election
- First-time buyers coming back
- Friends Provident urges employers to hold steady for a brighter future
- L&G launches exclusive with Accord
- Homebuyer Systems to offer exclusive referrals seminars





