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About Nationwide
Nationwide Building Society is one of the UK's largest building societies. They provide financial services including savings accounts, mortgages, loans and credit cards, as well as insurance products. Nationwide has received awards from several organisations for its quality service in categories such as customer service and personal care.
According to figures released by trade association UK Finance in 2023, Nationwide is the second largest mortgage lender in the UK, in terms of outstanding mortgage balances, and the third largest in terms of mortgages advanced during the latest fiscal year.
What types of mortgages do they offer?
Nationwide offers a range of mortgage products for customers with various borrowing needs. Its core mortgage deals are aimed at the following demographics:
- First-time buyers
- Homemovers
- Existing remortgage customers
- Remortgage customers who are switching to Nationwide
- Buy-to-let landlords
The building society’s residential mortgage range consists of a wide variety of fixed-rate mortgages with 2, 3, 5 and 10-year initial rates periods, as well as 2-year trackers.
Nationwide offers buy-to-let mortgages through its subsidiary, The Mortgage Works. Its range is dominated by 2 and 5-year fixed rate deals, with some 10-year fixes also available, alongside a minority of tracker rate and other variable-rate agreements.
What mortgage interest rates are available?
Nationwide's mortgage rates are competative with other high street mortgage lenders are are generally lower than that of specialist lenders. The exact rate you qualify for will depending on your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, the type of mortgage product you choose and the strength of your application.
You can compare the latest mortgage rates from Nationwide and its buy-to-let subsidiary, The Mortgage Works, with lenders across the market by selecting the 'Choose your own mortgage' option below: