Barclays Mortgages

Barclays Mortgages

Barclays is one of the main UK high street banks. Barclays bought The Woolwich in 2000 and together they provide a range of mortgages such as fixed rate, offset, first time buyer, discount and remortgages.

You could link your mortgage repayments to your current or savings account, in which case you should consider the Barclays offset mortgages. It currently offers no early repayment charges and either no fees for legal services, or £200 cashback.

Another Barclays mortgage worth considering looking at is its fixed rate mortgage. Barclays Fixed Rate Mortgages are handy if you want a simple mortgage and has terms ranging over 2 to 10 years.

The Barclays first time buyer mortgage could be useful if you want to take advantage of its three-year fixed rate; this could help you budget better at the start of your mortgage.

A Barclays Discount tracker mortgage should be considered if you are a first-time buyer or recent graduate looking for a mortgage.

A Barclays capped mortgage should be considered if you are after peace of mind knowing that the interest rate payable on your mortgage will not go past a certain %

To get advice & no obligation quotes on mortgages being offered by Barclays mortgages, fill out the form below to contact an impartial mortgage advisor. You can also receive quotes from other lenders and get expert advice on mortgages & remortgaging at the same time...

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News & Articles:
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  • Nationwide re-launches 25-year fixed rate mortgage: Nationwide has relaunched its 25-year fixed-rate mortgage, after the Government announced it wanted to see more long-term mortgages being offered. Borrowers will be able to fix their interest rate at 6.39% for the whole 25-year term, with Nationwide saying their mortgage provides a mixture of "stability and flexibility" for borrowers...
  • Take on a fixed-rate mortgage rapidly: People are being advised to opt for the security of a fixed-rate mortgage before the Bank of England is tempted to increase interest rates further. According to the price comparison site moneysupermarket.com, the top lenders such as Barclays have already raised rates on their fixed-rate products since the base rate increased by 0.25% in May 2007.
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  • Mortgage pinch: Borrowers are already seeing their monthly mortgage repayments rise just days after early May’s Bank of England base rate increase from 5.25 % to 5.5 %. Therefore those on Standard Variable Rates from banks Barclays may soon see the increase hitting their pocket...
  • UK mortgage growth dilutes rate hike: The rising popularity of fixed rate mortgages in the United Kingdom has lessened the immediate impact on the housing market of the interest rate rises we have seen recently according to Capital Economics.
  • FSA to target poor Treating Customers Fairly firms: At the 2007 Manchester Mortgage Expo, Mortgage firms which have failed to meet the FSA's (Financial Services Authority) deadline on Treating Customers Fairly should expect a knock at the door from the regulator by the end of June 2007... Small firms in general came out poorly following the March 2007 results... Major companies Barclays were not mentioned in the report...
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  • Nationwide withdraws its "long term" mortgages: From Thursday May 3rd, Nationwide will no longer provide its 25-year mortgage. The mortgage was offered to give the certainty of fixed payments over a long-term period...
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