Nationwide mortgages
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Nationwide offers a range of fixed-rate, variable rate and tracker mortgages and remortgages, with flexible features such as overpayments, underpayments and payment holidays.
All the lender's trackers give the option to switch to a fixed-rate product without early repayment charges.
Nationwide is also offering longer-term 10 and 25-year fixed-rate deals alongside two, three and five-year fixes.
See below for more details of mortgage deals:
- Nationwide culls interest-only mortgages unless you have 50% equity
- Nationwide cuts fixed-rate mortgages
- Nationwide cuts interest rates on all five-year fixed rate mortgages
- Nationwide boosts mortgage lending by 44%
- Santander launches Newbuy mortgages
Mortgages News
Nationwide boosts mortgage lending by 44%
Nationwide increased its mortgage lending by 44 per cent last year, raising the number of mortgages for first time buyers. |
IMF endorses deficit reduction plan but calls for flexibility
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said reducing the deficit has helped the UK but says other policies such as a cut in VAT, more QE and even a cut to base rate should be considered. |
UK house prices slide 0.4% in the past year
Britain’s house prices in March were 0.4 per cent lower than a year earlier, according to Government figures released today. |
Mortgage lending down 19% in April
Mortgage lending fell in April after the end of the stamp duty holiday in March created a first-quarter spike in activity, latest analysis shows. |
House prices static as downsizers dominate property market
The number of Brits who want to move to a smaller home is outstripping those looking to trade up, latest figures indicate. |
Mortgage holders feel the pinch in May
Cash strapped Brits - particularly mortgage holders - are suffering an even tighter squeeze on their finances, new figures show. |
Eurozone crisis pushing up UK mortgage rates, Bank warns
Millions of homeowners across Britain are facing mortgage hikes as a direct result of the Eurozone crisis, the Bank of England has warned. |
First-time buyer mortgage lending up 74% in March, says CML
The end of the stamp duty holiday caused mortgage lending to first-time buyers to rise by 74 per cent in March, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders. |
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