Newcastle Building Society Mortgage
Introduction to Newcastle Mortgages
Newcastle Building Society is one of the strongest mutual building societies in the UK and the largest to be based in the North East of England. They will continue to take advantage of new technologies in order to provide innovative products and services to its members.
As a mutual organisation, it can afford to offer more competitive rates than some of its plc competitors. The profits are invested back into the business and not paid out in the form of dividends to a limited number of shareholders. Mutuality means putting you, the customer, first.
Taking out a mortgage is arguably the biggest and most important decision you are going to make - its therefore important that your mortgage scheme suits your own needs, whether you are buying a new home or looking to remortgage your existing property.
The mortgage overview will help you decide which type of mortgage is right for you and the current range of schemes includes:
- Fixed Rate - New accounts offering rates from 6.7% APR
- Discounted Rate -New accounts offering a discount rate from 4.84%, 7.6% APR
- Base Rate Tracker - including a 2 year tracker from completion, with an APR of 7.6%
- Offset Base Rate Tracker - including no admin or completion fee product
- Newcastle Lifetime Mortgages - Release the money tied up in your home
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