Notes: The following information is provided by a third party organisation. We have not verified this information with the lender. Ask your broker to confirm any aspects that are important to you. The main features of this mortgage will be confirmed in the Key facts Illustration. Please ask your broker for a Key facts Illustration
Advances
Up to £500,000 90% LTV
Up to £1.7M 85% LTV
Notes
Mortgage is Portable, Mortgage is Flexible, Under payments allowed., 10% Overpayments allowed per year.
Your special rate mortgage product is portable.
Further information regarding portability can be found in the section headed 'Early Repayment Charges' in the booklet 'Information about your mortgage' which the lender issues with mortgage offers.
Product is not available to expatriate customers.
This product is also available to Retirement Home Plan customers.
Minimum loan to value 75% share of property.
Halifax does not lend in Jersey.
For loans above £1million on the Standard range of products please contact the Premier Unit on 020 7705 9475.
Self employed applicants under 75% LTV can supply an accountant's letter or the last 2 years' tax assessment.
The Remortgage Service is not available to existing customers.
An applicant must be a genuine First Time Buyer to qualify for a FTB special product. Applicants who own, or have owned a property cannot take these products.
The policy relating to the Mortgage Products of existing borrowers moving home has been changed. Customers on annual interest rate products with early repayment charges will now have several options on their existing products: 1) Port the product on an annual interest basis and top up with one of the annual interest products from the current range; or 2) Change the interest calculation method to daily interest and top up with one of the daily interest products from the current range; or 3) If their product has finished, but they are still within a tie in period, they can choose entirely from the new product range and the early repayment charges will be waived; or 4) Pay the early repayment charges and choose entirely from the new product range.
Customers on a daily interest product can port that product over, and top up with a daily interest product from the current range. This is not an exhaustive list of scenarios. Speak to your Intermediary Sales Manager with any queries.
For Shared Ownership please refer to Halifax before submission.
Payment Holidays Allowed. Providing your mortgage is no more than one month in arrears and your mortgage is at least three months old, you can request a payment holiday. Further information regarding other conditions applying to underpayments and Payment Holidays can be found in our booklet 'Information about your mortgage' which Halifax issue with mortgage offers.
You are free to make lump sum or regular overpayments to this mortgage at any time. For details of any early repayment charges that may apply please refer to Section 10.
Currently, as a concession, in any 12 month rolling period you may repay up to 10% of the amount outstanding on your mortgage product without having to pay an early repayment change. Halifax reserves the right to change or withdraw this concession.
The lender’s daily interest method will apply and the interest charged takes account of any changes in the mortgage debt from day to day. Any lump sum or regular overpayments made will immediately reduce the amount of interest you have to pay because interest will be charged on the reduced balance.
Providing your mortgage is not in arrears you can make underpayments equal to the amount of any previous overpayments.
The availability of the mortgage product chosen is based on the amount of loan as a percentage of the value of the property. Changes to the loan amount or the property value could alter the availability of this product. If this is the case, please ask for a revised illustration.
Capital Rest Period : Daily
Repayment Types
Repayment Yes
Endowment Yes
PEP Yes
Pension Yes
Interest only (no RV) Yes
With Profits Yes
Unit Linked Yes
ISA Yes
Split Repayment Yes
Fees
Arrangement : varies Can be Added
Booking : varies
Early Repayment Charges
varies
Higher Lending
None
Valuation
Basic:
upto £50,000 - £240
upto £100,000 - £280
upto £150,000 - £315
upto £200,000 - £355
upto £300,000 - £430
upto £400,000 - £500
upto £500,000 - £565
upto £600,000 - £620
upto £700,000 - £680
upto £800,000 - £735
upto £900,000 - £790
upto £1,000,000 - £845
upto £1,200,000 - £960
upto £1,400,000 - £1070
upto £1,600,000 - £1185
upto £1,800,000 - £1295
upto £2,000,000 - £1410
upto £2,200,000 - £1520
upto £2,400,000 - £1635
upto £2,600,000 - £1745
upto £2,800,000 - £1860
upto £3,000,000 - £1970
upto £3,200,000 - £2085
upto £3,400,000 - £2195
upto £3,600,000 - £2310
upto £3,800,000 - £2420
upto £4,000,000 - £2535
upto £4,200,000 - £2645
upto £4,400,000 - £2760
upto £4,600,000 - £2870
upto £4,800,000 - £2985
upto £5,000,000 - £3095
upto £5,500,000 - £3375
upto £6,000,000 - £3660
upto £6,500,000 - £3940
upto £7,000,000 - £4220
upto £7,500,000 - £4505
upto £8,000,000 - £4785
upto £8,500,000 - £5065
upto £9,000,000 - £5345
upto £9,500,000 - £5625
upto £10,000,000 - £5910
Homebuyers:
upto £100,000 - £460
upto £150,000 - £490
upto £200,000 - £540
upto £300,000 - £660
upto £400,000 - £790
upto £500,000 - £930
upto £600,000 - £1070
upto £700,000 - £1210
upto £800,000 - £1350
upto £900,000 - £1490
upto £1,000,000 - £1630
upto £1,200,000 - £1830
upto £1,400,000 - £2030
upto £1,600,000 - £2230
upto £1,800,000 - £2430
upto £2,000,000 - £2630
upto £2,200,000 - £2830
upto £2,400,000 - £3030
upto £2,600,000 - £3230
upto £2,800,000 - £3430
upto £3,000,000 - £3630
upto £3,200,000 - £3830
upto £3,400,000 - £4030
upto £3,600,000 - £4230
upto £3,800,000 - £4430
upto £4,000,000 - £4630
upto £4,200,000 - £4830
upto £4,400,000 - £5030
upto £4,600,000 - £5230
upto £4,800,000 - £5430
upto £5,000,000 - £5630
upto £5,500,000 - £6130
upto £6,000,000 - £6630
upto £6,500,000 - £7130
upto £7,000,000 - £7630
upto £7,500,000 - £8130
upto £8,000,000 - £8630
upto £8,500,000 - £9130
upto £9,000,000 - £9630
upto £9,500,000 - £10130
upto £10,000,000 - £10630
For products that allow fees to be added to the loan, interest is calculated at SVR, not product rate. This will not be reflected in the illustration.
The loan plus the arrangement fee must not exceed the products maximum LTV.
For properties valued over £10m, please refer to Halifax for fee.
Higher Lending Charges are calculated on the difference between 75% of the value of your home and the amount you wish to borrow. Added fees will not be included in this calculation.
Lender Conveyancing Fee - £161.27 Payable on completion. A non refundable legal fee to your conveyancer for work carried out on our behalf payable before the mortgage completes. The figure is an estimate and does not cover work done on your behalf or fees paid to others such as search fees. A deeds despatch fee which is currently £50 is payable whenever the deeds are despatched.
Repayment Administration Fee - £0.00 Payable on completion.
Mortgage Account Fee - £245.00 Payable on completion. A Mortgage Account Fee is payable on completion. The fee is to cover the setting up, routine maintenance, and closing down of the mortgage account. The fee is non refundable.
Acceptable Property Types
Freehold Flat Refer
Purpose Built Flat Yes
Converted Flat Yes
Flat Over Shop Refer
Maisonette Yes
Studio Flat Yes
Flying Freehold No
Thatched Refer
Timber Framed No
Concrete Refer
Agricultural Tie No
Flat Over 4 Storeys Yes
Listed Building Yes
Max Discount% 100
Max Market Value% 95
New Build acceptable.
Accepted Locations : England, Scotland, Wales, N Ireland
Shared ownership : Accepted
Requirements
Bank Statements 3 months
At Least 3 Months Pay Slips Yes
P60 Yes
Proof Of Residency Yes
Life Policy To Be Assigned No
Previous Lender References No
Insurance
Buildings Conditional
Conditions On Loan
Min Loan
Max Loan £500,000
Max Portfolio of BTL Loans none
Min Age 18 years
Max Age none
Min Term none
Max Term 40 years
Foreign Citizens Refer
Ex-Patriates Not Accepted
Income Multipliers
Based on Income > 0
4.5 + 1 or 4 joint
Min months in current position none
Min months in continuous service none
Min no. of years accounts 3
Average years taken to calculate income 2
Will consider declining profit Refer
Outgoings
Lending based on affordability
For loans under 75% LTV, verification of income may not be required, dependent on credit score. On request customers must be able to provide income verification regardless of LTV. Halifax will advise full requirements on application.
Hire Purchase Annualised payments deducted from salary
Personal Loans Annualised payments deducted from salary
Overdraft Refer to lender
Credit/Store Cards Annualised payments deducted from salary
Child Maintenance Annualised payments deducted from salary
Child Education NOT Taken into account
Extra Income:-
Other Income - Guaranteed Add 100% to income before multiply
Other Income - Regular Add 60% to income before multiply
Other Income - Irregular Add 60% to income before multiply
Investment Income Refer to Lender
Mortgage Subsidy Add 100% to income before multiply
Large Town Allowance Add 100% to income before multiply
Maintenance Payments No
Non Contributory Pension No
Car Allowance Add 100% to income before multiply
Remortgage Max LTV Max% increase
Remortgage Not Available
Adverse Credit
CCJs : Refer to lender
Defaults : Refer to lender
Arrears : Refer to lender
Bankrupt : Refer to lender
Current IVA : Refer to lender
Repossession : Refer to lender
- The Lender will judge customers with previous or existing adverse credit in a flexible manner and every case will be judged on its individual merits, along with the customer's ability to keep up repayments on the mortgage, taking into account his/her existing liabilities.
- The Lender will consider cases of financial difficulty and mortgage arrears sympathetically.
- The Lender follows the general principles of the Council of Mortgage Lenders' Statement of Practice on Handling Arrears and Possessions, including :
a) with your co-operation, developing a plan with you for dealing with your financial difficulties and clearing the arrears, consistent with both your interests and those of the Lender.
b) possession of your property will be sought only as a last resort when attempts to reach alternative arrangements with you have been unsuccessful.