RBS Intermediary Partners
4 Year Fixed Shared Equity
Type: Fixed-rate shared equity mortgage
Fixed term: Until August 31, 2013
Fixed rate: 6.29%
Minimum loan: £25,000
Maximum loan: Up to 85% of valuation subject to a maximum of £1m
Income multiples: Based on affordability
Conditions: Capital repayments of up to 10% a year allowed without penalty
Arrangement fee: £199
Redemption fee: 4% of the amount repaid in year one, 3% in year two, 2% in year three, 1% in year four
Introducer’s fee: Refer to lender
Tel: 08459 00 11 10
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