Northern Rock Mortgages

Northern Rock Mortgages

Northern Rock is still UK's 5th largest mortgage lender, the largest financial institution in the North East of England and one of the most cost efficient UK mortgage lenders based on key performance ratios. After the headlines in 2007, the panic has calmed down and Northern Rock is again an interesting option.

Northern Rock offers a variety of mortgage types such as fixed rate, flexible rate, variable rate, buy-to-let mortgage for landlords, and a Lifetime Mortgage if you are nearing retirement age.

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A popular choice with first time buyers is the Northern Rock Together Mortgage. It's a combined mortgage and unsecured loan that gives you extra borrowing power at the same interest rate in order to equip your home and cover the additional expenses of moving house.

You could also choose the Northern Rock Connections Mortgage. This allows you to link savings, current account and mortgage loans, which are then offset to reduce the interest charges on your mortgage.

If you want to make set repayments each month then you should consider the Northern Rock fixed rate 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's Lifetime Mortgage is a loan that is aimed at the over 60 year old homeowner.

Northern Rock also offers a cashback mortgage, with a lump sum payment at the end of the loan.

Northern Rock Buy To Let Mortgages for those wishing to let out houses.

Northern Rock mortgages also offer you the benefits of: overpayments, underpayments and payment holidays, an unsecured loan option of up to £30,000 and a help with costs option.

We also recommend you to have a look at Northern Rock Loans, labelled by Moneyfacts as one of the lowest personal loan APRs.

You can also find additional information in Northern Rock's page in www.northernrock.co.uk.

News & Articles:
  • Sub-prime crisis not having an affecting on UK prime mortgage market: Even thought many mortgage lenders have been raising interest rates on their tracker mortgages it is not an indication of the US sub-prime crisis hitting the UK prime market, according to moneyfacts.co.uk. Over the last few days, a number of UK mortgage lenders have raised their rates on tracker mortgages for new customers by between 0.1% and 0.25%...
  • Halifax reveals mortgage holders' DIY trends: The UK's enthusiasm for DIY looks set to continue as more and more mortgage holders seek to make their homes more valuable. A survey from Halifax has found that nearly 25% of homeowners that did DIY in the last 12 months only did so to add more value to their home...
  • Scottish Widows launches key worker mortgage range: Scottish Widows has launched a new mortgage for key workers as a viable alternative to the Government’s new Open Market Homebuy scheme. Their Key Worker Mortgage allows key workers to buy their own home outright with a LTV of 102%; the aim is to help those who find it difficult to pay for a deposit. Richard Clark, head of product development and marketing at Scottish Widows Bank, says: “We have launched this product to offer Key Workers an alternative to the existing Government scheme. With the Government recently announcing that they will not be putting any new money into the Open Market Homebuy scheme, we believe that our product will offer a genuine solution for Key Workers, including the opportunity to own 100% of their property.” Scottish Widows can offer buyers income multipliers of 5x salary for a single applicant and 5x + 1 or 4.5x joint salaries. The mortgage is also available for key workers aged between 21 and 40 who wish to remortgage or upsize their existing property. The key worker mortgage has rates for up to 5 years, with fixed rates, stepped fixed rates and a base rate tracker.
  • Largest increase in house prices since March 2005: UK house prices rose by 12.1% in June compared with a year ago, rising to 17.5% for London. This is the largest rate of growth in UK house prices since March 2005, and is 1.3% greater than the figures for May..
  • Lenders drop MEAFs after FSA review: The FSA says most mortgage lenders have dropped controversial mortgage exit administration fees (MEAFs) in response to their Statement of Good Practice released in January. The FSA expected firms to examine how they treat future customers and provide a platform for past customers to seek compensation by the end of July.A sample of some of the biggest firms in the market such as Northern Rock...
  • Future launches second mortgage range: Future Mortgages has launched a new range of second mortgages with different varieties of offerings for brokers and consumers as well as a new online instant decision system. Their range of second mortgages covers medium averse to prime borrowers and Future can lend 100% of the value of a property up to £150,000...
  • Mortgage shakeup to tackle UK homes crisis: Ministers plan to shakeup Britain's mortgage market to tackle the crisis in affordable housing that is posing a threat to the economy said the Chancellor Alistair Darling, last night. Mr. Darling said Labour would shortly issue proposals to increase the supply of long-term fixed-rate mortgages for terms up to 25 years, amid concern that some of the bigger lenders such as Northern Rock are only offering shorter-term mortgages so they can repeatedly charge high arrangement fees...
  • Homebuyers warned not to forget valuation fees: Homebuyers must think about the cost of their valuation fees - a fee that is often forgotten amongst other home buying costs - when choosing a mortgage, according to Moneyfacts.co.uk. Among the top lenders such as Northern Rock, Barclays, Abbey and Mortgage Express, the difference in costs for a basic valuation is £360 and up to £345 for a homebuyer valuation, based on a £200,000 mortgage...
  • HSBC mortgages provides greater choice: For those people wanting the security of repaying a set amount each month, HSBC provides both standard, plus and premier fixed-rate deals, which compare fabvourbaly with other fixed rate deals form leading lenders suh as Abbey or Northern Rock.
  • New buy to let mortgage gives hope to some: First time buyers may have an answer to the question of how do I raise a deposit for the first rung of the property ladder? Answer: buy-to-let mortgages from companies such as Northern Rock....
  • Massive rise in mortgage lending: Nationwide, the UK 's largest building society, noted in a press release in May that net annual mortgage lending has gone up 92.7% to £10.6bn. Differing rate increase but the same overall theme has also been seen by other major players such as Northern Rock, Abbey, Mortgage Express and Barclays...
  • Alliance & Leicester extends its specialist mortgage range: Alliance & Leicester has improved its specialist mortgage range, and offers three 2 year self-certified mortgages, two of which are fixed-rate. Alliance & Leicester and other lenders are pulling their entire range while some such as Northern Rock have put products on withdrawal watch....
  • Slight slowing in mortgage lending
  • Northern Rock mortgage Network is upgraded: Northern Rock has broadened its distribution network services by giving the added benefit at its mortgage branches of deposit taking facilities...
  • The Mortgage Market is Solid According to Northern Rock: Northern Rock stated today that the country's mortgage and housing market looked good despite recent Bank of England Interest Rate increases...
  • Improvement to Northern Rock's Mortgage Products
  • Northern Rock increases market share
  • New loan from Northern Rock


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