Bristol & West Fixed Rate Mortgages

Bristol & West Fixed Rate Mortgages

If you want the security of paying a set amount on your mortgage repayment, then consider one of Bristol & West's fixed-rate mortgages. There are draw backs with fixed rate mortgages and one of the main ones is that it does not track the Bank of England base rate, therefore if the base rate is reduced most mortgage companies reduce their variable rate mortgages – fixed rate mortgages of course do not go down.

 

Four 2-year mortgages are offered by Bristol & West, each having a variety of loan-to-value rates, interest rates, charges and fees.

 

Bristol & West has another fixed rate mortgage – a 55 year fixed rate which stays at a fixed-rate for the mortgage term before reverting to a standard variable rate. It has no extended tie in, ‘standard’ remortgage legal fees and also the mortgage valuation is paid for within the deal.

 

All products tend to have a maximum loan-to-value of 95%.

 

Bristol & West manages an equity in excess of £6 billion and has around one million customers in the UK served through .One approximately 100 branches.

 

Bristol and West was acquired in 1997 by the Bank of Ireland.

 

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