Mortgage lender Avant Money is reducing the rates it charges for those who opt to fix for the life of their loan.
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Avant Money is increasing some of its shorter-term fixed rates, but is reducing its long-term One Mortgage rates in a bid to get more people to switch.
It is betting that fix-for-life rates as low as 3.95pc will tempt more people to switch and new buyers to opt for a long fix.
Due to drawdown with Avant in the next 7/10 days.
They are pushing up their short term fixed rates, effective tomorrow (26th).
Any idea do lenders typically honour the existing rate we have agreed with them for a certain period of time despite the increase?