Co-operative Bank mortgages
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The Co-operative Bank and its financial services operate under The Co-operative Group, the largest consumer co-operative in the UK.
The lender offers a series of fixed rate mortgages, variable mortgages, tracker mortgages and discounted mortgage rates with additional borrowing for existing customers.
For first-time buyers, Co-operative Bank has a selection of mortgage packages designed to make your first step on the property ladder an easier one. They include, discounted rates, special help deals for graduates, using parents as guarantors and buying with friends' option.
See below for more details of mortgage deals.
- The Co-operative Bank launches lifetime tracker mortgages
- Co-operative Bank cuts mortgages rates
- Co-operative Bank launches new 60% LTV mortgages
- Co-operative Bank cuts rates on five year fixed mortgages
- Co-operative Bank waives mortgage switching fee
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