NatWest mortgage rate cut

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NatWest mortgage rate cut

NatWest & RBS has announced that it will cut rates on all new fixed and tracker mortgages by up to 0.3 per cent.

Customers singing up to five-year fixed-rate mortgages will receive the maximum 0.3 per cent benefit, while those opting for a two-year fix will receive a 0.1 per cent discount.

In addition, RBS has launched a First Home Saver Account, which has a rate of up to 3.75 per cent gross/AER and offers tax-free cashback of up to £5,000 upon completion of an RBS mortgage.

The account can be opened with £100 and customers must make minimum monthly deposits of £50 by standing order.

Paul Geddes, chief executive of consumer banking at the group, said: "Whilst 2008 has seen a shrinking mortgage market, we have actually increased the amount we have lent by 18 per cent and plan to continue this trend for the rest of the year."

A significant number of mortgage products have disappeared from the market over the last six months, including all 100 per cent loan-to-value mortgages.
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