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Britannia add new fixed-rate mortgage to their product range

Britannia, the mortgage provider for PMAS has added a fantastic new two-year,
fixed-rate mortgage deal to its product range. It offers two great interest rates, based on the borrower's required loan to value:

  • Up to 75% LTV - 3.19% fixed until 30/06/2012, changing then to our standard variable rate 4.24%, remaining on these variable rate terms for the remainder of the mortgage terms. The overall cost for comparison 4.2% APR variable
  • Up to 85% LTV - 4.49% fixed until 30/06/2012, changing then to our standard variable rate 4.24%, remaining on these variable rate terms for the remainder of the mortgage terms. The overall cost for comparison 4.5% APR variable

Both options have an arrangement fee of just £999, making the deals amongst the best available in the mortgage market at the moment.  Early repayments charges apply until 30/06/12.

Plus if you are a first time buyer, moving home or remortgaging from another lender, as a member of PMAS, you qualify for an exclusive £150 cashback offer on completion of your mortgage.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage

Click here, call 0800 597 7975* or visit your local branch for more information.

*Lines open 8am 8pm Monday-Friday and 9am-1pm Saturdays. Calls from BT landline phones are free however mobile providers may charge. Telephone calls may be recorded and/or monitored.

Britannia is a trading name used by The Co-operative Bank p.l.c, part of The
Co-operative Financial Services.

Police Mutual will receive from Britannia a fee of £200 per completion and £50 each time a member agrees new terms at the end of their present mortgage deal. £150 of this fee is paid back to members as cashback and the rest is invested into member funds.



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