Bristol & West Self Cert Mortgages

Bristol & West Self Cert Mortgages

12 (a decent amount when compared with virtually any other lender) self certification mortgages are on offer from Bristol & West and are perfect for the self employed or your income is partly made up of bonuses.

 

You need to be 21 or over and want to take out loan amounts between £25,001 and £500,000.

 

Six of Bristol and West’s self certification mortgages remain at a fixed rate for 3 years before reverting to a standard variable rate whereas the other self certification mortgages are offered at a discount variable rate for the three-year period before reverting to a standard variable rate.

 

Early repayment charges of 3% seem to be the norm on Bristol & West's self certification mortgages. Loan-to-value rates on the various deals range between 75% and 90%.

 

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 approximately 100 branches.

 

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

 

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