Maximum Loan to Value (LTV) | 85% LTV |
Initial Variable Interest Rate, currently | 2.89% (3.10% discount from the Society’s Standard Variable Rate for 2 years. The discount is subject to a minimum interest rate “floor” of 2.00%). |
Followed by our Standard Variable Rate thereafter, currently | 5.99% |
The Overall Cost for Comparison | 5.7% APRC |
Interest Calculated | Daily |
The following is a representative example based on a mortgage of £132,510 payable over 25 years initially on a discounted variable rate of 2.89% for 2 years followed by our Standard Variable Rate of 5.99%. In this example you would make an initial payment of £883.20, then 23 monthly payments of £620.90 followed by 276 monthly payments of £837.60
The total amount payable would be £247,964.33 made up of the loan amount plus interest of £113,831.50 and the following costs, a Scheme Fee of (£993.83), a Chaps/Telegraphic Transfer fee (£25.00), a Valuation Fee (£175), Legal Fees (£354) and a Mortgage Exit Administration Fee (£75.00).
The overall cost for comparison is 5.7% APRC representative.
Note: What you will pay may vary from this and will depend on your personal circumstances.
Early Repayment Charge | 3.10% of the redemption balance for 2 years. |
Application Fee | There is no Application Fee payable for this product. |
Scheme Fee | 0.75% of the loan (can be added to the loan, subject to LTV, or paid on completion. Fees added to the loan will accrue interest. Further details are available on application). |
Mortgage Exit Administration Fee | £75.00 (paid on redemption). |
Standard Valuation Fee | Paid directly to valuer by the applicant – see Valuation Fee Scale for details. A standard mortgage valuation is required on all properties. |
Procuration Fee | A Procuration Fee will be paid by the Society upon completion of the mortgage. Please refer to your mortgage broker for details. |
The following multiples apply:
For 1 or 2 Applicants | Up to 4.49 x Total Income |
For 3 or 4 Applicants | Up to 3.25 x Total Income |
Our decision to lend will depend on whether the loan is affordable, which we will determine from an assessment of applicants income and other financial commitments, alongside the impact of future interest rate increases. To get an idea of how much the applicant may be able to afford, please speak to your mortgage advisor.
Age | Minimum – 18 Years Maximum – 67 Years |
Term | Minimum – 2 Years Maximum – 40 Years |
Loan Size | Minimum – £50,000 Maximum – £1,000,000 (Maximum Loan amounts vary by LTV, please refer to our current criteria for details) |
Availability | Available purchases and remortgages of second homes to be used as a commuter home, weekend home or home for dependents, up to 85% LTV.
Some property types and locations are not acceptable, speak to your Chorley Building Society mortgage advisor for more information. With a variable rate product, payments may vary as interest rates change. |
Overpayments | The Society will allow overpayments of up to 10% of the redemption balance per annum without invoking an early repayment charge. |
Portability | You can keep this mortgage should you move to a new property. This mortgage is portable subject to your status meeting our criteria. |
Insurance | Buildings insurance is compulsory in all instances. |
This is a limited issue and the Society reserves the right to withdraw this scheme without notice at any time.
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The Chorley and District Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Registered on the Financial Services Register under number 206023. Registered Office: Key House, Foxhole Road, Chorley, Lancashire PR7 1NZ.
Chorley and District Building Society is a member of the Building Societies Association and a participant of the Financial Ombudsman Service and Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
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