Norton Home Loans Residential Mortgage Rates
| Product | Rate | Initial Period | Fee | Overpay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-yr fixed 65% LTV (clean credit) | 7.49% | 2 years | £995 | |
| 2-yr fixed 75% LTV (clean credit) | 7.74% | 2 years | £995 | |
| 2-yr fixed 75% LTV (light adverse) | 8.14% | 2 years | £995 | |
| 2-yr fixed 75% LTV (medium adverse) | 8.64% | 2 years | £1,495 | |
| 5-yr fixed 65% LTV (clean credit) | 5.19%Best | 5 years | £995 | |
| 5-yr fixed 75% LTV (clean credit) | 5.47% | 5 years | £995 | |
| 5-yr fixed 75% LTV (light adverse) | 5.94% | 5 years | £995 | |
| 5-yr fixed 75% LTV (medium adverse) | 6.54% | 5 years | £1,495 | |
| Standard Variable Rate | 9.24% | Ongoing | None | - |
Norton Home Loans Buy-to-Let Mortgage Rates
| Product | Rate | Initial Period | Fee | Overpay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTL 2-yr fixed 65% LTV | 8.09% | 2 years | £1,495 | |
| BTL 5-yr fixed 65% LTV | 5.84%Best | 5 years | £1,495 | |
| BTL 5-yr fixed 75% LTV | 6.17% | 5 years | £1,495 |
Norton Home Loans Product Transfer Rates
| Product Transfer Option | Rate | Initial Period | Fee | Cashback |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Norton Home Loans 2-yr fixed PT (same LTV band) | 7.54% | 2 years | £0 | Cashback available |
| Norton Home Loans 5-yr fixed PT (same LTV band) | 5.24% | 5 years | £0 | Cashback available |
| Norton Home Loans PT + borrow more (residential) | 5.31% | 5 years | £595 | Cashback available |
About Norton Home Loans Mortgages
Norton Home Loans is a specialist adverse credit mortgage lender that helps borrowers who have experienced financial difficulties including missed payments, defaults, CCJs, and previous bankruptcy or IVAs. They operate through intermediaries only and offer a range of products tailored to different levels of credit impairment.
Norton Home Loans suits borrowers who have experienced significant credit difficulties in the past and are rebuilding their financial profile. Whether you have recent defaults, a satisfied CCJ, or are discharged from bankruptcy, Norton can often structure a solution when mainstream lenders decline.