Yorkshire Bank extends fee-free summer mortgage deal

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Yorkshire Bank extends fee-free summer mortgage deal

A summer offer from Yorkshire Bank that waives arrangement fees is to continue this month.

The deal is for new customers who remortgage to the bank's current account mortgages.

Rapid Repay and Flexible Repay customers also receive £200 towards legal fees for the month and are exempt from a valuation fee.

The bank says that all the money in the account helps pay off the mortgage because interest is calculated daily.

For example, if the £1,139 saved on the fee is paid into a typical £100,000 current account mortgage, the loan would be paid off eight months early, saving £4,469 in interest.

Gary Lumby, head of retail at Yorkshire Bank, said the fee-free deal had been "very successful" and that the bank wanted to continue to assist in making mortgages affordable.

Lloyds TSB recently urged homeowners to shop around for mortgage deals.

New research from Cheltenham and Gloucester revealed that homeowners are confused and worried about switching lenders when they remortgage and as such risk taking a less competitive rate.

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