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60% LTV remortgage rates

Compare Best 60% LTV Remortgage Rates

The chart below shows the best 60% LTV remortgage rates available. You can personalise the chart by adding the value of the property you want to buy as well as the value of the mortgage you want to get.

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  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
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    4.14%
    4.14% Fixed for 5 years
    reverting to 7.49%
    APRC
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    6.3%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £999.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,124.75
    Total Over
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  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
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    4.29%
    4.29% Fixed for 5 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
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    6.0%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £490.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,142.36
    Total Over
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    Check Eligibility
  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
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    4.29%
    4.29% Fixed for 5 years
    reverting to 7.49%
    APRC
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    6.3%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £0.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,142.36
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    Go To Provider's Site
  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
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    4.29%
    4.29% Fixed for 3 years
    reverting to 7.49%
    APRC
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    6.8%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £999.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,142.36
    Total Over
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    Go To Provider's Site
  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
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    4.34%
    4.34% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 7.49%
    APRC
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    7.2%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £999.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,148.26
    Total Over
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    Go To Provider's Site
  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
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    4.39%
    4.39% Fixed for 3 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
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    6.5%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £490.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,154.18
    Total Over
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  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
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    4.44%
    4.44% Fixed for 5 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
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    6.1%
    Max LTV
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    75%
    Product Fees
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    £490.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,160.11
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  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
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    4.49%
    4.49% Fixed for 5 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
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    6.1%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £0.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,166.06
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  • Nationwide BS Fixed
    Rate
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    4.49%
    4.49% Fixed for 3 years
    reverting to 7.49%
    APRC
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    6.9%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £0.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,166.06
    Total Over
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  • first direct Fixed
    Rate
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    4.54%
    4.54% Fixed for 2 years
    reverting to 6.99%
    APRC
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    6.7%
    Max LTV
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    60%
    Product Fees
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    £490.00
    Initial Payment
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    £1,172.02
    Total Over
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A guide to 60% LTV remortgages

What is an 60% LTV remortgage?

There’s a wide selection of 60% LTV (loan-to-value) remortgage deals out there – but how to find best one for you? Well, to start with, let’s explain this 60% LTV business. Loan-to-value is a measure of how much equity you have in a property (i.e. how much you own) or, if you are buying a new house, the amount of deposit you have. For an 60% LTV deal you need to own 40% or more of your property or be able to put up a 40% deposit as a minimum. If you meet these criteria then we can help you find the best mortgage deals!  

 

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How to choose the best 60% LTV remortgage deals for you?

Picking the right deal for you isn’t simply a matter of choosing the lowest rate. Different providers will offer varying additional costs and benefits which you must weigh carefully against the rate being offered. It’s not unusual for people to choose a mortgage that hasn’t got the lowest interest rate but offers benefits they value – such as cashback or free valuation and legal fees. Take time to consider each deal carefully before making your decision.

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