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You can now lock into a sub-4% mortgage with a 10-year fix from HSBC and First Direct - Vimarsana News

You can now lock into a sub-4% mortgage with a 10-year fix from HSBC and First Direct

First Direct is the latest major mortgage lender this year to announce it is cutting mortgage rates with two deal going under 4%.

first direct cuts rates across all fixed rate mortgages to remain 'competitive' | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

first direct cuts rates across all fixed rate mortgages to remain 'competitive' | Personal Finance | Finance

First direct's lowest five-year fixed-rate mortgage deal has dropped to 4.92 percent.

HSBC announces cut to mortgage rates in 'welcome news' for homeowners | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

HSBC announces cut to mortgage rates in 'welcome news' for homeowners | Personal Finance | Finance

Banks, such as HSBC, are opting to cut mortgage rates in a move that will help homeowners.

Mortgage rates slashed at first direct as lender cuts prices across 20 of its products | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Mortgage rates slashed at first direct as lender cuts prices across 20 of its products | Personal Finance | Finance

Interest rates are on the rise which is bad news for mortgage holders but first direct is finding ways to help homeowners at this trying time.

HSBC hikes rates across range of resi, BTL and FTB loans - Vimarsana News

HSBC hikes rates across range of resi, BTL and FTB loans

HSBC has hiked interest rates across a range of home loans, including selected first-time buyer, remortgage and buy-to-let mortgages. The high street bank has lifted its FTB five-year fixed Fee Saver offer at 95% loan to value by 19 basis points to 4.55%, with no fee and £500 cashback. It also raises five-year fixed