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Nationwide Building Society Fixed Mortgages rates increased

New rates are set to be offered on a range of Nationwide Building Society Fixed Rate Mortgages, it has been announced today.

The new Nationwide Building Society Fixed Rate Mortgages will become available from Wednesday 28th June this year and will offer flexible benefits to customers.

Borrowers of a Nationwide Building Society Fixed Rate Mortgage can overpay or underpay during the deal period and both new and existing customers can borrow at the new rates.

There is no compulsory insurance charge no higher lending charge or fees for high percentage borrowing on the range of mortgage products.

Steve Clode, divisional director of marketing at Nationwide Building Society, said: "Nationwide prides itself on offering some of the best mortgage rates on the high street. Money market rates have increased recently and we have found it necessary to follow other lenders that have increased their rates."

"Our full range of mortgages remains very competitive and borrowers could make significant savings by moving to Nationwide."

Other financial products offered by Nationwide Building Society include insurance policies, current accounts and personal loans.

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