Halifax fixed-rate mortgages changed

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Halifax fixed-rate mortgages changed

Fri 3rd Feb 2006

The Halifax fixed-rate mortgage range has seen changes, which are effective immediately.

A new Halifax fixed-rate two-year mortgage has been added to the range, whose rate stands at 4.45 per cent and comes with up to 75 per cent loan to value.

Furthermore, the ten-year fixed-rate mortgage has seen its rate reduced by 0.2 per cent to 4.99 per cent.

Mark Heaton, head of mortgages at Halifax, said the two-year offer was among “the best rates available on the market” and that those “who want the peace of mind of a fixed-rate over the longer term” could opt for the ten-year product.

All other mortgage products offer by Halifax remain unchanged, including the rest of the Halifax fixed-rate mortgages.

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