Bank of Ireland UK reduces BTL rates by up to 0.2%

Bank of Ireland UK reduces BTL rates by up to 0.2%

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Bank of Ireland UK has cut rates on its two-year fixed buy-to-let range by up to 0.2%, with rates now starting from 1.49%.

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New two-year fixed rate deals include a 60% loan-to-value (LTV) deal at 1.49% and a 75% LTV deal at 1.82%.

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The company has also reduced its residential rates by up to 0.14%.

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Bank of Ireland UK’s 85% LTV rates now start from 1.4% for a two-year fixed, and 90% LTV rates start from 2.05%.

Alison Pallett, director of sales, Bank of Ireland UK, said: “We’re so pleased to announce the launch of this new and improved range, and happy to be continually supporting the broker market.

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“Our new rates will further support our brokers to help even more customers.”

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