N&P debt help mortgage announced

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N&P debt help mortgage announced

Norwich and Peterborough Building Society (N&P) has unveiled two new Light Adverse mortgage schemes to help homebuyers recovering from debts.

The first mortgage offers a 4.9 per cent discounted variable rate (1.65 per cent discount) for one year, with a maximum LTV of 8.5 per cent and APR of 6.6 per cent. The second product offers customers a 6.74 per cent two-year fixed rate, APR of 6.9 per cent and maximum LTV of 8.5 per cent.

Both products are offered to customers with a maximum three CCJs within a total maximum value of £2.5K (these can be either satisfied or unsatisfied), a maximum of two 2 mortgage arrears in the last year (these must be settled at application), and no IVAs (satisfied or continuing).

"This is N&P's first venture into the credit impaired market," said Gary Lacey, group product manager for N&P.

"Credit impaired mortgages are a growing market and we have looked carefully at how we should be helping our members before launching these products. A successful pilot of these two mortgages has confirmed that there is demand that is not already satisfied in the existing market.

"Whilst we are very cautious about lending in what is a higher risk area of mortgage business, this type of lending has become very commonplace and using our affordability index means we have a clearer picture of an applicant's earnings and outgoings and a more accurate view on whether they can really afford the mortgage."

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