Skipton launches missed stamp duty deadline product   – Mortgage Strategy

Skipton unveils mortgage for buyers who miss stamp duty deadline

Skipton Building Society is launching a cashback mortgage range to help homebuyers who do not manage to complete their purchase before the stamp duty deadline. The post Skipton unveils mortgage for buyers who miss stamp duty deadline appeared first on What Mortgage.

Skipton intros missed stamp duty deadline range   – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Skipton will launch a cashback product range for homebuyers who fail to complete a house purchase before the upcoming stamp duty threshold deadline.   The five-year fixed-rate loans, which go live on Monday (24 March), come with up to 1.5% cashback paid directly into a borrower’s… The post Skipton intros missed stamp duty deadline range   appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.

Skipton launches missed stamp duty deadline product   – Mortgage Strategy

Skipton will launch a cashback product range for homebuyers who fail to complete a house purchase before the upcoming stamp duty threshold deadline.   The five-year fixed-rate loans, which go live on Monday (24 March), come with up to 1.5% cashback paid directly into a borrower’s bank account 15 days following completion.   The offer is available at 60% loan to value, 75% LTV, 85% LTV, 90% LTV and 95% LTV.  The society, part of the Skipton Gr…

Stamp Duty Deadline Looms—But Is Now the Best Time to Buy? - Commonwealth Union

(Commonwealth)_ Homebuyers in England who miss this month’s stamp duty deadline will benefit from the highest property choice in nearly a decade, as a surge in listings creates a more competitive market, according to a new report. The average asking price for a property on the UK market has increased by 1.1%, or £3,867, this month, bringing the average home price to £371,870, according to data from the property website Rightmove. This aligns wit…

Skipton launches mortgage range to support those who miss out on SDLT deadline - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

To support those who don’t manage to complete their house purchase before the upcoming Stamp Duty (SDLT) deadline, Skipton is set to launch a new cashback product range on Monday 24th March. The 5-year fixed products, at 60%, 75%, 85%, 90% and 95% loan-to-value (LTV), aim to provide a helping hand for homebuyers, providing up to 1.50% cashback, which will be paid directly into their bank account 15 days following completion. The society said it …