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Best 2 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage for First Time Buyers

The chart below show the best two-year fixed rate mortgage rates available for those who are first-time buyers at 90% LTV. You can personalise the chart by adding the value of the property you want to buy and the value of the mortgage you want to get. If you're not a first-time buyer, you can also search for remortgages and moving home mortgages

 

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  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
    5.19%
    5.19% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
    6.9%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £490.00
    Initial Payment
    £948.43
    Total Over
    Check Eligibility
  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
    5.19%
    5.19% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 7.99%
    APRC
    7.7%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £999.00
    Initial Payment
    £948.43
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Yorkshire Building Society Fixed
    Rate
    5.34%
    5.34% Fixed to 31/07/2026
    reverting to 6.05%
    APRC
    7.4%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £1,495.00
    Initial Payment
    £962.53
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
    5.43%
    5.43% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
    6.9%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £0.00
    Initial Payment
    £971.04
    Total Over
    Check Eligibility
  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
    5.44%
    5.44% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 7.99%
    APRC
    7.7%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £0.00
    Initial Payment
    £971.99
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Yorkshire Building Society Fixed
    Rate
    5.59%
    5.59% Fixed to 31/07/2026
    reverting to 6.05%
    APRC
    7.4%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £495.00
    Initial Payment
    £986.26
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Yorkshire Building Society Fixed
    Rate
    5.69%
    5.69% Fixed to 31/07/2026
    reverting to 6.05%
    APRC
    7.4%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £0.00
    Initial Payment
    £995.84
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
    5.78%
    5.78% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
    7.0%
    Max LTV
    95%
    Product Fees
    £0.00
    Initial Payment
    £1,004.49
    Total Over
    Check Eligibility
  • Yorkshire Building Society Fixed
    Rate
    5.84%
    5.84% Fixed to 31/07/2026
    reverting to 6.05%
    APRC
    7.5%
    Max LTV
    95%
    Product Fees
    £1,495.00
    Initial Payment
    £1,010.28
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
  • Gen H Fixed
    Rate
    5.89%
    5.89% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 7.25% Variable
    APRC
    7.3%
    Max LTV
    90%
    Product Fees
    £1,499.00
    Initial Payment
    £1,015.11
    Total Over
    Go To Provider's Site
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Credit will be secured by a mortgage on your property. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE. Written quotations are available from individual lenders. Loans are subject to status and valuation and are not available to persons under the age of 18. All rates are subject to change without notice. Please check all rates and terms with your lender or financial adviser before undertaking any borrowing.

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What are two year first time buyer mortgages?

First-time buyer mortgage products are specifically aimed at those people buying their first home. A two-year fixed rate mortgage means that for two years your mortgage repayments will be fixed at a certain level. The helpful thing about this is that it enables first-time buyers to know exactly what they will be repaying in the opening 24 months of their new mortgage.

How our best two year first time buyer mortgage comparison works

Understanding how our two year fixed rate mortgages deals for first-time buyers are organised is easy: at the top are all the deals which you can apply directly for. Below these are deals offered by other providers in the marketplace. Both the direct deals and those below are sorted in interest rate order. To reorder the whole table into rate order, just untick the box at the top of the search table.

 

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How to choose the best two year first time buyer mortgage deal for you

There is a large selection of two year fixed rate mortgages available, so take your time and consider your options carefully. The majority of first-time buyer mortgages will offer you additional benefits, such a free valuations, free legal fees or cashback options - some might offer all of these or other benefits. So when considering which deal is right for you there's a lot more to consider than just the interest rate (although that is still important).

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Mortgage brokers remove a lot of the paperwork and hassle of getting a mortgage, as well as helping you access exclusive products and rates that aren’t available to the public. Mortgage brokers are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and are required to pass specific qualifications before they can give you advice.

 

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