Advantage adds tracker rate deals

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Advantage has today relaunched several of its mortgage products with new lower tracker rates.

The self-certification range, aimed at the mainstream market, is available for both employed and self-employed borrowers. The mortgage is based on affordability, rather than income multiples, which means that borrowers can potentially borrow more than their incomes would usually allow. The self-certification range now features a 2-year tracker rate and 2-year fixed rate offering and all rates are linked to the Bank Base Rate rather than LIBOR. The ADV non-conforming range has added 1 and 2-year tracker rates along with 2 and 3-year fixed rates. The changes have been made because of rese...

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