The two-year fixed rate mortgage will be available from 4.48 per cent, depending on the arrangement fee, the three year option will rise to 4.73 per cent and the 10-year fixed rate mortgage has increased to 4.88 per cent.
Steve Clode, divisional director, marketing, said: “Nationwide’s products are highly competitive for customers wishing to secure a short-term deal or those looking to fix their mortgage for longer.
“Over recent weeks, the money market swap rates have increased and many lenders have increased their rates accordingly.”
All of NationwideÂ’s fixed rate mortgages offer borrowers the additional flexibility to overpay or underpay during the deal period and are available to both new and existing borrowers.
