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HSBC launches two-year fix at 1.19 per cent

by Vanya Damyanova
February 3, 2015
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HSBC has introduced a two-year fixed mortgage with a rate of 1.19 per cent in a new round of reductions on its product range.

HSBC BranchThe 1.19 per cent two-year fix comes with a fee of £1,499 and is available for customers with a 40 per cent deposit.HSBC have lowered rates throughout its 60 to 95 per cent loan-to-value product range. Among the 60 per cent LTV offers is a five-year fix with a rate of 2.39 per cent and £999 fee.

Two new rates, a two-year fix at 4.39 per cent and £99 fee and a five-year fix at 4.89% and £99 fee, were launched yesterday in HSBC’s 95 per cent LTV range.

The bank also introduced a new 2.38 per cent discount rate mortgage for up to 90 per cent LTV and a fee of £1,499 for new clients. The fee for existing mortgage holders wanting to switch is £999 and for users of HSBC Advance or HSBC Premier products it is £1,199.

Highlights of the 70 per cent LTV range are:

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 Term  LTV  Fixed rate  Fee
 2 years  70%  1.64%  £1,499
 2 years  70%  1.79%  £999
 2 years  70%  2.29%  No fee

The 1.64 per cent and the 1.79 per cent two-year fixes come with reduced fees for existing HSBC customers. Existing mortgage holders switching rates and/or borrowing more on their existing property are being offered a fee of £999 on the 1.64 per cent fix and a fee of £299 for the 1.79 per cent one. Users of the HSBC Advance or HSBC Premier products will get the 1.64 per cent fix with a fee of £1,199 and the 1.79 per cent fix with a fee of £499.

New rates in the 80 per cent LTV range:

Term LTV Fixed rate Fee (new) Fee (exist.) Fee (HSBC Advance or HSBC Premier)
 2 years  80%  1.99%  £,1499  £999  £1,199
 2 years  80%  2.19%  £999  £299  £499
 2 years  80%  2.69%  No Fee  —  —
 5 years  80%  3.09%  £,1499  £999  £1,199
5 years 80% 3.39%  £999  £299  £499
5 years 80% 3.89%  No Fee  —  —

New rates in the 90 per cent LTV range:

Term LTV Fixed rate Fee (new) Fee (exist.) Fee (HSBC Advance or HSBC Premier)
 2 years  90%  3.19%  £,1499  £999  £1,199
 2 years 90%  3.39%  £999  £299  £499
 2 years 90%  3.89%  No Fee  —  —
 5 years 90%  3.94%  £,1499  £999  £1,199
5 years 90% 4.29%  £999  £299  £499
5 years 90% 4.79%  No Fee  —  —

 

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