Portman fixed-rate mortgages are reduced

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Portman fixed-rate mortgages are reduced

Following a review of the Portman fixed-rate mortgages range, the building society has decided to decrease a number of its interest rates and fees.

The arrangement fee has been scrapped for a five-year fixed-rate mortgage and has been reduced to £499 for a two-year fixed-rate mortgage.

Additionally, a Portman fixed-rate mortgage over two years has seen a decrease in the interest rate from 4.89 per cent to 4.75 per cent, in a move hailed by Matthew Wyles, the Portman Group's development director.

Speaking of the new product portfolio Mr Wyles said: "The launch of a five-year fixed-rate below five per cent is an extremely attractive mortgage deal for borrowers looking to budget over the longer term."

Mr Wyles then added: "We now have a very strong set of products in the two, three and five-year fixed-rate mortgage market."

The Bank of England recently raised interest rates to 4.75 per cent in a move that some analysts insist will cool the housing market.

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