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3.99% Mortgage Prisoner fixed rate to 31 May 2025 [MP05]

Follow on rate is our SVR, currently 5.39%
the overall cost for comparison is 5.2% APRC

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Mortgage Prisoners are a group of customers identified by the FCA, who, following a Mortgage Market Review  have been unable to switch to a better mortgage deal with their existing provider or to a new lender.

Mortgage Prisoner customers should approach an FCA Mortgage Prisoner approved broker to enquire about their options.

We are unable to accept applications from brokers who are not registered and approved by the FCA for Mortgage Prisoner cases.

  • Modified Affordability Assessment applied
  • Earned income considered up to age 75
  • No Application or Product Fee

Mortgage Prisoners are a group of customers identified by the FCA, who, following a Mortgage Market Review  have been unable to switch to a better mortgage deal with their existing provider or to a new lender.

Mortgage Prisoner customers should approach an FCA Mortgage Prisoner approved broker to enquire about their options.

We are unable to accept applications from brokers who are not registered and approved by the FCA for Mortgage Prisoner cases.

  • Initial Rate fixed to 31 May 2025
    3.99% fixed
  • Followed by our Standard Variable Rate (SVR) for the rest of the term
    5.39% variable
  • The overall cost for comparison is
    5.2% APRC
  • Maximum Loan to Value
    60% including fees
  • Application Fee
    none
  • Product fee
    none
  • Early Redemption charge
    Charges will apply to any lump sum or
    full redemption paid over 10% of the capital balance
    3% up to 31/05/2023
    2% up to 31/05/2024
    1% up to 31/05/2025
  • Modified Affordability Assessment applied
  • Earned income considered up to age 75
  • No Application or Product Fee

Representative Example

A mortgage of £145,095.00 (which includes a funds transfer fee of £25) payable over 32 years initially on a fixed rate of 3.99% until 31/05/2025 and then on our Standard Variable Rate, currently 5.39% for the remaining period, would require 36 payments of £669.61 followed by 348 payments of £784.55.

The total amount payable would be £297,687.36 made up of the loan amount plus interest (£152,034.36) plus a valuation fee of £310, legal fees to your solicitor of £148 and exit fee of £100.

The overall cost for comparison is 5.2% APRC representative.

Further Information

Fees

  • There is no application fee.
  • There is no product fee.
  • Valuation fees are payable on a set scale as detailed in the separate Fees Guide.
  • Solicitors fees are not based on a set scale and solicitors must be approved by Buckinghamshire Building Society.
  • Proc fees are 0.38% up to a maximum of £4,000.

Other charges may be made in respect of mortgage services. See our Fees Guide for details.

Acceptable Credit Criteria

This product accepts our standard credit criteria click here for details

No exceptions to standard credit criteria and no mortgage arrears in last 12 months as evidenced on Experian search.

Early Repayment Charge (ERC)

Early Repayment Charges as detailed below are payable on any lump sum or full redemption repaid over 10% of the capital balance.

  • 3% up to 31/05/2023
  • 2% up to 31/05/2024
  • 1% up to 31/05/2025

Overpayments

During the early repayment charge period lump sum overpayments up to 10% of the capital balance per annum may be made without attracting an early repayment charge. Should the total of lump sum overpayments exceed 10% within this period, the excess will attract an early repayment charge.

Once the early repayment charge period has ended overpayments can be made at any time.
If an overpayment of £500 or more is made, we will recalculate the monthly payment the following month.
 

Affordability

New montly payment must be equal to or less than applicants existing mortgage payment.

No budget planner analysis will be required with the application.

The application must meet normal multiples of 4.5 single or 4 x joint based on evidenced income.

Repayment

This mortgage is available on a capital and interest repayment basis or up to 30% LTV on interest only with a suitable repayment vehicle. Payments must be made monthly by direct debit.

Age Limits

The minimum age is 18 for all applicants. There is no maximum age. Earned income considered up to age 75. Cases are considered on individual circumstances.

Loan Size

Minimum loan size £25,000
Maximum loan size £400,000 up to 60% LTV on repayment; 30% LTV on interest only or 50% LTV for part & part.

Mortgage Term

The maximum mortgage term is 40 years dependent on individual circumstances.

Insurance

We recommend that the applicant has buildings insurance on the property. It is not a requirement to buy any insurance through Buckinghamshire Building Society.

Portability

This product is portable, meaning that if the applicant moves home they can take it with them, subject to our lending criteria at the time.

Interest

Interest is calculated daily on the balance outstanding and added to the account the following month.

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