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How a larger deposit can substantially drop your mortgage rate..

  • Writer: Paul Hoskin
    Paul Hoskin
  • May 17, 2023
  • 1 min read

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Having more equity in a property, or a larger deposit, can greatly reduce the rate a lender may offer you. Below is an indication of how different LTV's (loan to value) can change things.


The rates below are an average taken on 16 May '23 for 5 year fixed products, with £999 lender fees.



5% deposit (95% LTV) average five year fixed rate @ 5.15%


10% deposit (90% LTV) average five year fixed rate @ 4.79%


15% deposit (85% LTV) average five year fixed rate @ 4.56%


25% deposit (75% LTV) average five year fixed rate @ 4.41%


40% deposit (60% LTV) average five year fixed rate @ 4.27%


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