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Five star mortgage from The Co-operative Bank

Five star mortgage from The Co-operative Bank

Category: Mortgages
Date: 3/4/2010


The Co-operative Bank has launched a new fixed rate mortgage that is likely to prove hugely popular.

The two year deal offers a rate of 3.19% to 30.6.12, a maximum loan-to-value of 75% and a fee of £999.

The more than reasonable fee and incentives of flexible option and for remortgages, free valuation and free legal fees adds to the appeal.


John Hughes, business leader retail products, said: "Following on from the recent launch of our longer term fixed mortgages, we have now added a two-year fixed rate option to our range to give our customers even more choice.

"Furthermore, the mortgages are available through all of our channels including both branch networks (Britannia and The Co-operative Bank), online and on the telephone - so our customers can also choose the channel which best suits their

A maximum five out of five Moneyfacts stars have been awarded.

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