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3 year discount later life remortgage 75% LTV [ROND02]
Discounted for 3 years
Early Repayment Charges apply.
This product may be withdrawn at any time.
Product features
- Who's the product for?
- Product related fees
- Product incentives
- Mortgage amounts
- Interest rate floor
- Mortgage repayment terms
- Early Repayment Charges
Who's the product for?
Where your client is in receipt of private or company pension we will consider applications up to the 85th birthday of the oldest borrower, subject to a maximum 75% loan to value. State pension will also be considered but only as a secondary income source.
Where the case is in joint names the clients must demonstrate the loan is affordable upon the death of either borrower. This can be established either by a transfer of pension rights or a specific life policy to clear the mortgage balance.
However, with our standard later life products, if both applicants are retired but cannot prove affordability in sole name, applications will be considered where there is enough equity available to downsize to a two bedroom flat/house within 5 miles of the mortgage property.
Independent legal advice must be taken by the non-borrower in all cases where the mortgage is to be in a single name and the property is occupied jointly.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Product related fees
There is an arrangement fee of £499. This fee can be paid up front by deducting the fee from the amount borrowed. Alternatively you can add the fee to the mortgage amount.
If you add the fee to your mortgage you will pay interest on the fee at the same rate as your mortgage.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Product incentives
Free standard valuation: We'll cover the cost of one standard mortgage valuation on a property valued up to £400,000. Your client can choose to have a RICS Homebuyers Report, however they'll have to cover the difference in cost.
Fees assisted legals: We'll cover the costs of any standard legal fees involved. Any non-standard costs will be payable by your client. You'll be advised of any non-standard costs should any apply. If your client chooses to use our own conveyancers they'll only act for us and not for the customer during the remortgage transaction. If your client needs to add or remove a name on the mortgage they must appoint their own solicitors, and they'll receive £250 cashback towards their costs.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Mortgage amounts
There is a minimum mortgage amount of £100,000 and a maximum mortgage amount of £500,000.
There is a minimum property value of £75,000 increasing to £250,000 for properties located within the M25 corridor.
The maximum loan to value for this product is 75%.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Interest rate floor
Your clients interest rate is floored and therefore cannot reduce below 2.24%.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Mortgage repayment terms
Your client can repay their mortgage over a minimum of 5 years, or a maximum of 35 years.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Early Repayment Charges
Early Repayment Charges apply during the product term. Up to 10% of the original mortgage amount can be overpaid each year without charge, however, if the mortgage is redeemed or switched to another product during the product term, then the Early Repayment Charge will apply.
The Early Repayment Charge will be calculated at:
- 3% of the amount repaid during year 1;
- 2% of the amount repaid during year 2; and
- 1% of the amount repaid during year 3.
YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Helping your client borrow in later life
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FAQs
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- How do I submit business?
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We always recommend that you initially complete a decision in principle which allows us to have a look over your case to see if your clients meet our lending criteria, and there's no need to register with us before submitting a decision in principle.
You can access our online form from our decision in principle page. Alternatively you can download a pdf form to complete, we'll require a scanned copy to be emailed to newbusiness@thetipton.co.uk. You're able to sign on behalf of your client at this stage.
When we receive your completed decision in principle form, we aim to get back to you within 24 hours with an initial lending decision.
To submit an application using our online submission process you must have previously completed an online decision in principle.
We don't require you to enter any information you've previously provided in a decision in principle, so there's no time wasted duplicating data. If there's any supporting documents you need to send to us, you can attach these to the application using the attachment buttons in the additional information section.
At the end of the form ensure your electronic signature has been entered and click 'Finish' to send the application direct to your client for them to add their own electronic signature. The submission process will not be complete until your clients have signed the form. You're able to save a copy of the form for your own records.
Electronic signatures will enable us to begin processing your application however we'll require a completed Direct Debit form to be sent to us by post at our Tipton head office.
If you've previously completed a paper-based decision in principle for your client or if you'd prefer to complete our paper-based application, you can download copies of our PDF forms.
When you're ready to submit an application with us, complete the form and scan a copy into us at newbusiness@thetipton.co.uk. If you send an electronic copy, we'll require the original signed document to be posted to us to confirm your clients signatures on the application form.
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- What are your service levels?
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We aim to provide you with a lending decision within 24 hours of receipt of a completed decision in principle.
When we've received a fully packaged application we'll obtain any fees and instruct a valuation within one working day.
As we underwrite each case individually timeframes can change due to complexity and the amount of involvement needed in each case. Your mortgage Case Officer will give you more information when your application has been passed over to our Mortgage Processers.
On receipt of a fully packaged application we aim to get it to offer within 14 working days.
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- How do I register with you?
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Our registration process is simple. There's no need to pre-register if you're sending us a decision in principle. We'll require a completed registration form to accompany your first submitted mortgage application. You can complete and sign the form and then email a scanned copy to us at newbusiness@thetipton.co.uk.
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- What is your lending area?
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We lend on properties located across England and Wales. The minimum property valuation is £75,000. This increases to a minimum valuation of £250,000 if the property to be mortgaged is located within the M25 corridor.
We are unable to accept applications on properties located in Scotland, Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man.
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- Do you credit score?
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We don't credit score mortgage applications. All cases are underwritten on an individual basis by a real person. At decision in principle stage we'll complete a credit quotation and when a full application is submitted we'll carry out a full credit application that'll leave a footprint on your clients credit file.
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Here to help
- Discuss affordability
- Help you understand our criteria restrictions
- Answer your queries
- Process your decision in principle
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.