New Nationwide HomeBuy mortgage introduced

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New Nationwide HomeBuy mortgage introduced

The Nationwide building society has launched its open market HomeBuy mortgage, underlining its support for the government scheme.

HomeBuy is a government initiative that aims to give first-time buyers, key workers and social tenants a helping hand on the property ladder.

Eligability for the Nationwide HomeBuy mortgage depends upon a borrower's specific situation and can be assessed by contacting the building society to see if the customer falls into one of the priority groups.

The Nationwide HomeBuy mortgage boasts a tracker rate that is one per cent above the Bank of England base rate, making the rate 5.75 per cent at present, while the reservation fee is £599.

Executive director at Nationwide Stuart Bernau relayed: "When it comes to buying a property in today's market, key workers and first time buyers need all the help they can get."

He continued: "This is a great opportunity for Nationwide, working together with the government, to make home ownership a reality for many."

Under the terms of the scheme, Nationwide and the government will both give the borrower 12.5 per cent, providing them with a total deposit of 25 per cent.

The borrower then receives no interest charge on either of the equity loans they have received for a period of five years.

Alongside Nationwide, other mortgage lenders offering HomeBuy products are Advantage, Bank of Scotland and Yorkshire building society.

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