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West Bromwich Building Society – Introducer Exclusive Remortgage: 1.7% Discount for Two Years

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Type:
Discounted-rate remortgage product

Discounted term:
Two years

Discount:
1.7%

Payable rate:
4.6%

Minimum loan:
£25,001

Maximum loan:
Up to 75% of valuation subject to a maximum of £500,000

Income multiples:
Up to 3.75 times principal income plus second or three times joint

Conditions:
Free legal fees, free valuation subject to £350 maximum, free Mig

Arrangement fee:
£395

Redemption fee:
Interest until the end of month

Introducer&#39s fee:
0.35% of original loan subject to £750 maximum

Tel: 0845 456 7418

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