Northern Rock Variable Mortgages

If you would like interest paid on your mortgage to follow the Bank of England base rate then you should consider the Northern Rock variable mortgage.

Northern Rock variable mortgage means you could benefit if the Bank of England decide to change its interest rates. However it must be remembered that interest rates go up as well as down.

The Building Society offers 2 mortgages which track the Bank of England’s base rate. Northern Rock’s flexi tracker for life comes with or without fees. This mortgage offers good flexibility, so that you can underpay, overpay or take a payment holiday.

No early repayment charges are applicable on the Northern Rock tracker mortgages and you can borrow up to 87% loan-to-value. This deal also offers flexibility, so that you can make overpayments, underpayments or even take a payment holiday.

Northern Rock Company Info…

Originally formed in 1965 as a result of the merger of Northern Counties Permanent Building Society (est. 1850) and Rock Building Society (est. 1865). Northern Rock then went on to merge with a number of small local building societies and before 1997 was an amalgamation of 53 societies. The specialist mortgage lender then in 1997 transformed in to a plc and has over 55 branches. Northern Rock is currently the 5th largest UK lender, the largest financial institution based in the North East of England and one of the most cost efficient UK mortgage lenders based on key performance ratios.

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