Nationwide fixed rate mortgages launched

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Nationwide fixed rate mortgages launched

Tue 1st Nov 2005

Nationwide has announced details of its new fixed rate mortgages which are available from November 2nd to all customers.

The rate for the two-year deal stands at 4.59 per cent, rising to 4.79 per cent for the three and five-year mortgages.

Meanwhile, the ten-year fixed rate mortgage is available with a rate of 4.99 per cent.

Customers must pay a reservation fee to secure the Nationwide fixed rate mortgage, which can either be paid upfront or be added to the loan.

The reservation fee stands at £199 for the five and ten-year product, while it rises to £399 for the two and three-year mortgages.

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