GE Money hikes rates by up to 1.7%

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GE Money has hiked mortgage rates across its Igroup and First National brands after another mortgage business, part-owned by the firm, was put into administration.

Solent Mortgage Service, a packager, called in administrators yesterday with up to 40 jobs expected to be lost. Rates at First National were hiked by up to 1.6% for loans of more than 80% LTV, while fees remain unchanged at £1,695. Loans below 80% LTV will now feature a £2995 fee, with rates rising by up to 0.8%. Igroup rates have risen by as much as 1.7% for loans over 80% LTV, while smaller loan to value ratios will see rates rise by 1.1%. Any case that has not been offered will be subject to the new criteria, while any offered cases must be completed by 3 October. The collapse of Le...

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