Mortgage rates

A clearer view of the numbers.

Our indicative rates provide a starting point for understanding the mortgage market. Rates and eligibility vary depending on your circumstances and lender criteria.

These are indicative rates only and are not a personalised mortgage quotation or offer.

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Your figures

The purchase price or current value of the property.

20.0%

The amount you intend to put down, or your existing equity.

The number of years over which the mortgage is repaid.

An assumed annual rate. Your actual rate will depend on lender criteria.

Indicative only, not a quote

Estimated monthly repayment

£2,890

Property value
£650,000
Deposit
£130,000 · 20.0%
Loan amount
£520,000
Term
25 years
Rate
4.50%
Loan to value
80.0%
Total payable
£867,099

Indicative only. This calculator does not constitute a mortgage quotation or offer. Actual repayments, rates and eligibility depend on your individual circumstances and lender criteria. Figures are calculated on a capital and interest repayment basis and exclude fees. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Indicative rates

Indicative rates by mortgage type.

Filter by mortgage type, initial term and loan to value to see where the market broadly sits for that shape of borrowing.

  • First-time buyer

    Example two-year fixed

    Rate
    4.59%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    90%

    Buyers with a 10% deposit who want certainty over the first two years.

  • First-time buyer

    Example five-year fixed

    Rate
    4.34%
    Term
    5 years
    LTV
    95%

    Buyers with a smaller deposit who prefer a longer period of fixed payments.

  • Moving home

    Example two-year fixed

    Rate
    4.24%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    80%

    Movers who expect their circumstances to change again within a few years.

  • Residential

    Example two-year fixed

    Rate
    4.19%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    75%

    Borrowers with meaningful equity who want the lowest initial payment.

  • Residential

    Example five-year fixed

    Rate
    4.05%
    Term
    5 years
    LTV
    60%

    Lower loan to value cases where longer-term budgeting matters most.

  • Remortgage

    Example five-year fixed

    Rate
    4.15%
    Term
    5 years
    LTV
    75%

    Homeowners coming off a deal who want payments settled for five years.

  • Remortgage

    Example two-year tracker

    Rate
    4.49%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    60%

    Borrowers comfortable with payments moving in line with the base rate.

  • Self-employed

    Example two-year fixed

    Rate
    4.69%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    85%

    Directors, contractors and sole traders whose income needs careful presentation.

  • Buy-to-let

    Example five-year fixed

    Rate
    4.79%
    Term
    5 years
    LTV
    75%

    Landlords using a longer fix to help rental stress testing.

  • Buy-to-let

    Example two-year fixed

    Rate
    4.99%
    Term
    2 years
    LTV
    65%

    Investors with larger deposits, held personally or through a company.

  • Specialist

    Example three-year fixed

    Rate
    5.49%
    Term
    3 years
    LTV
    70%

    Complex income, non-standard property or later-life borrowing.

Illustrative examples only. The figures shown are not live lender rates, not a quotation and not an offer of credit. Last updated 2026-09-15.

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