Post Office mortgage rate cut

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Post Office mortgage rate cut

The three-year fixed-rate mortgage offered by the Post Office has had its rate cut to 5.64 per cent, it has been announced.

Able to be taken out on up to 95 per cent of a home's value, the Post Office mortgage is available for a fixed arrangement fee of £399.

This Post Office mortgage deal is part of a range of home loans which is being trialled in certain northern branches; however, anyone from the UK can apply via the telephone.

Post Office director of lending Gary Fitton commented: "This rate cut puts our mortgage product at the top of the comparison tables, further proving our commitment to offering customers value for money products.

"As the mortgage market becomes ever more complex, our trial is investigating the need for more straightforward mortgages, providing good initial and long-term value with no hidden charges."

The Post Office recently announced it will be launching a Christmas savings club in 2008.

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