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First time buyer

Lender
Name
Initial
Rate
Type LTV Total
Fees
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Ulster Bank Ltdfirst time buyer mortgage
2.95%
VARIABLE
83.33%
£625
Ulster Bank Ltd first time buyer mortgage 3.9%
Subsequent
Rate
4.00%
Initial
Period
25
2 Year
Total
Cost
17,603
Early
Repayment
Period
24m
Initial
Payment
£707.42
Subsequent
Payment
£785.47
Monmouthshirefirst time buyer mortgage
3.10%
VARIABLE
83.33%
£354
Monmouthshire first time buyer mortgage 4.6%
Subsequent
Rate
4.99%
Initial
Period
36
2 Year
Total
Cost
17,613
Early
Repayment
Period
0m
Initial
Payment
£719.14
Subsequent
Payment
£859.00
Leek United BSfirst time buyer mortgage
2.99%
VARIABLE
83.33%
£927
Leek United BS first time buyer mortgage 4.8%
Subsequent
Rate
5.19%
Initial
Period
36
2 Year
Total
Cost
17,680
Early
Repayment
Period
0m
Initial
Payment
£710.54
Subsequent
Payment
£873.50
Loughborough B.S.first time buyer mortgage
2.99%
VARIABLE
83.33%
£749
Loughborough B.S. first time buyer mortgage 4.8%
Subsequent
Rate
4.99%
Initial
Period
24
2 Year
Total
Cost
17,799
Early
Repayment
Period
24m
Initial
Payment
£710.54
Subsequent
Payment
£864.01
Chelsea B Societyfirst time buyer mortgage
3.84%
FIXED
83.33%
£664
Chelsea B Society first time buyer mortgage 5.6%
Subsequent
Rate
5.79%
Initial
Period
26
2 Year
Total
Cost
17,850
Early
Repayment
Period
26m
Initial
Payment
£778.56
Subsequent
Payment
£934.72

This table is based on a property value of £180,000 and a mortgage of £150,000. This is calculated on a capital repayment basis over 25 years.

These best mortgage rates are an indication of the mortgage deals in the market, but are not necessarily the right mortgage for you. With access to a range of products exclusively available to mortgage brokers, we recommend you call one of our impartial advisers who can help find the right mortgage for you.

Taking your first step onto the property ladder is a big moment, so it’s crucial you get the right advice.

If you are stepping onto the property ladder for the first time, you will need to raise a sizeable deposit. Some lenders will offer you a mortgage in exchange for a 5% down payment (95% loan-to-value), but most will require at least 10% of the property value (90% loan-to-value).

The more cash you can stump up, however, the better the interest rate you may be offered, at the same time increasing your chances of being accepted for a loan. You’ll also need to think about how much you can afford to pay each month and our impartial mortgage experts can help you with this.