Natwest mortgages push flexibility
Natwest uses its long experience as a building
society to put forward a range of mortgages based on flexibility.
"Choose a NatWest mortgage for confidence
when buying a home.
When you're looking to buy a property, the
key is to stay in control. Our range of mortgages are designed
to help you manage your biggest investment.
Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking
to remortgage your home or buying to let, there's a NatWest
mortgage to suit your needs," says Natwest.
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Natwest Mortgages designed to put you in control
Natwest sets out its products in a direct
way, and stresses their ability to provide stable products.
"Choose a NatWest mortgage for confidence
when buying a home.
NatWest One
Combine your banking and your mortgage into one account
and cut your monthly interest bill.
Discounted Variable-Rate Mortgage
Lower rates at the start of your mortgage, when cash may
be a little tight.
Fixed-Rate Mortgage
Make budgeting easier, with repayments that stay the same
for an agreed period.
100% Mortgage
Looking to buy a home but don’t have a deposit? Then choose
our 100% mortgage - particularly useful for first-time buyers.
Advantage Mortgage
Enjoy all the features of a discounted or fixed-rate mortgage,
but with lower interest rates for our Advantage Gold or
Advantage Premier customers.
Fee-free Remortgage Deal
Transfer your mortgage to NatWest and benefit from attractive
rates and a fee-free deal.
Flexible Choice
Designed to give you the flexibility and choice to adapt
the way you repay your mortgage to suit your changing lifestyle.
Buy-to-let Mortgage
If you’re interested in becoming a landlord, let us help
you buy your investment property.
Extra borrowing for home owners
If you already have a NatWest mortgage, use the increased
value of your home to release money you can spend now."
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