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Launching the deal to reward its loyal customers, the Santander subsidiary has unveiled a two, three and four-year fixed-rate mortgage available at up to 90 per cent loan-to-value.
Also included in the special range is a three-year tracker loan at 2.99 per cent, requiring a deposit of 25 per cent, and an offset mortgage at 3.25 per cent with a loan-to-value of 75 per cent.
Nici Audhlam-Gardiner, director of mortgages at Abbey, said: This is great news for our existing current account customers, whether they're looking to remortgage or purchase a new home, they can now take advantage of more affordable offers.
Nationwide recently announced a new two-year fixed-rate mortgage with interest of 4.37 per cent, 60 per cent loan-to-value and a reservation fee of £396 - however, this charge can be dropped in exchange for a rate of 4.87 per cent.
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