Self-Certificate mortgage from Legal & General's Mortgage Club

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Legal & General's Mortgage Club is offering a Self-Certification mortgage at 1.75% above Bank of E...

Legal & General's Mortgage Club is offering a Self-Certification mortgage at 1.75% above Bank of England Base Rate that is discounted by 1.66% for the first two years. Borrowers will pay interest currently at 4.09% (APR 5.8% variable). At the end of the two years the interest rate continues to track Bank of England Base Rate plus 1.75%. The deal is described as a 'true' self-certification home loan available to self employed and employed customers. Applicants are required to state their income on the mortgage application form, but no phone calls are made to accountants or em...

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