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Suffolk Building Society slashes rates across fixed-rate expat, holiday let and BTL products

Suffolk Building Society has announced rate reductions across its mortgage products.


The cuts of up to 24bps are effective from today (17th February) across 14 fixed-rate products.

The changes to Suffolk’s BTL products include:

• 80% LTV two-year fixed has been cut by 14bps to 5.55% until 31st May 2027
• 80% LTV five-year fixed reduced by 10bps to 5.39% for 60 months
• 80% LTV light refurb two-year fixed reduced by 14bps to 5.65% until 31st May 2027
• 80% LTV light refurb five-year fixed cut by 10bps to 5.49% for 60 months

Rate reductions on holiday let products include an 80% LTV two-year fixed rate cut by 14bps to 5.65% until 31st May 2027, and an 80% LTV five-year fixed rate reduced by 24bps to 5.45% for 60 months.

Rate cuts to expat products include:

Expat BTL

• 80% LTV two-year fixed reduced by 15bps to 5.70% until 31st May 2027
• 80% LTV five-year fixed cut by 5bps to 5.60% for 60 months

Expat holiday let

• 80% LTV two-year fixed has been cut by 20bps to 5.89% until 31st May 2027
• 80% LTV five-year fixed reduced by 10bps to 5.79% for 60 months

Expat residential

• 80% LTV two-year fixed (C&I) reduced by 10bps to 5.69% until 31 May 2027
• 80% LTV two-year fixed (IO) cut by 10bps to 5.89% until 31 May 2027
• 80% LTV five- year fixed (C&I) reduced by 10bps to 5.49% for 60 months
• 80% LTV five-year fixed (IO) cut by 10bps to 5.69% for 60 months

Charlotte Grimshaw, head of intermediaries at Suffolk Building Society, said: “We’re excited to reduce rates on some of our core lending areas.

“In addition to lowering our rates across many two- and five-year fixed rate products, we’re continuing to work on innovative criteria changes to further strengthen our proposition.

“By working closely with our brokers, we know that offering flexibility —  such as multiple currencies on one application and using uncrystallised pension pots —  is making a huge difference, especially in terms of supporting people with more complex incomes.”

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