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Variable rate mortgages
Start your mortgage with
low repayments
Your home may be repossessed if you do not
keep up repayments on your mortgage
| Mortgage | Initial interest rate | Follow on rate | Overall cost for comparison | Max loan | Other information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Customers: 3 Year Stepped Tracker Rate | Year 1: 5.44% variable until 30/06/2009 tracks BoE Base Rate +0.44% Year 2: 6.44% variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.44% Year 3: 7.54% variable until 30/06/2011 tracks BoE Base Rate +2.54% | 7.19% variable | 7.3% APR | 75% property value |
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| Private / Business and Royalties Gold: 2 Year Purchase Tracker Rate | 6.19%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.19% | 7.19% variable | 7.4% APR | 90% property value |
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| Royalties Private / Business Banking: 2 Year Purchase Tracker Rate | 6.19%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.19% | 7.19% variable | 7.4% APR | 90% property value |
|
| 2 Year Purchase Tracker Rate | 6.24%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.24% | 7.19% variable | 7.4% APR | 90% property value |
|
| Private / Business and Royalties Gold: 2 Year Remortgage Tracker Rate | 6.29%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.29% | 7.19% variable | 7.3% APR | 90% property value |
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| Royalties Private / Business Banking: 2 Year Remortgage Tracker Rate | 6.29%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.29% | 7.19% variable | 7.3% APR | 90% property value |
|
| 2 Year Remortgage Tracker Rate | 6.34%
variable until 30/06/2010 tracks BoE Base Rate +1.34% | 7.19% variable | 7.4% APR | 90% property value |
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| Flexible Choice | 6.44%
variable | N/A | 6.7% APR | 95% property value |
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| Standard Variable Rate, no arrangement fee | 7.19%
variable | N/A | 7.5% APR | 95% property value |
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Choose a variable rate tracker mortgage, and your interest rate will be set just above the Bank of England Base Rate for the agreed period. If the Bank of England Base Rate rises, your monthly repayments will increase too - leaving you with less money each month.
However, if the Bank of England Base Rate goes down, so will your monthly repayments. And that means you could enjoy having spare funds.