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Bank of China (UK) Variable

Initial Rate
2.59% Variable
APRC
2.70%
Product Fee
£1,295
Monthly Repayment
£679.74

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Lender:
Bank of China (UK)
Max First Time Buyer LTV:
80%
Max House Purchase LTV:
80%
Max Remortgage LTV:
80%
Min Loan:
£50,000
Max Loan:
£500,000
Product Description:
2.59% Variable
Incentives:

Initial Monthly Repayment:
£679.74 x 300
Ongoing Monthly Payments:
x
Total Amount Payable:
£205,942
Total Interest Payable:
£53,922
Valuation Fee:
£230
Exit Admin Fee:
£95
Early Repayment Charge:
Yes
Early Repayment Charge Details:
1st yr: 1% Mortgage Advance

Bank of China (UK) 3 Year Fixed

Initial Rate
2.93% Fixed for 3 years
APRC
3.60%
Product Fee
£1,594
Monthly Repayment
£705.87

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Lender:
Bank of China (UK)
Max First Time Buyer LTV:
80%
Max House Purchase LTV:
80%
Max Remortgage LTV:
80%
Min Loan:
£50,000
Max Loan:
£500,000
Product Description:
2.93% Fixed for 3 years
Incentives:

Initial Monthly Repayment:
£705.87 x 36
Ongoing Monthly Payments:
£752.60 x 264
Total Amount Payable:
£226,416.72
Total Interest Payable:
£74,097.72
Valuation Fee:
£230
Exit Admin Fee:
£95
Early Repayment Charge:
Yes
Early Repayment Charge Details:
1st 3 yrs: 1% Mortgage Advance

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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Last updated on 01 February 2021.

Bank of China Ltd Mortgages FAQ

What mortgages does the Bank of China Ltd offer?

The Bank of China Ltd offers a range of mortgages. Choosing the right mortgage is a matter of reviewing your circumstances, outgoings, income and savings to find the best deal.

What is a fixed-rate mortgage?

Fixed rate mortgages from the Bank of China are secured loans with a constant rate of interest on your monthly payments. Instead of fluctuating with the economy and the Bank of England base rate, fixed-rate mortgages lock in a rate for an agreed period. This means that your repayments will be steady and predictable, even if the base rate changes during that time.

Does the Bank of China offer tracker mortgages?

Yes, like many providers, the Bank of China offers tracker mortgages. These come with a fluctuating rate of interest that tracks the Bank of England base rate. Tracker mortgages mean that the interest rate on your mortgage – and thus your monthly payments – can go up as well as down over the agreed period.

What loan-to-value options are there with Bank of China mortgages?

LTV or loan-to-value (LTV) is the percentage of the property’s value covered by the mortgage. If, for example, you take out a mortgage from the Bank of China with an LTV of 75%, the loan would cover 75% of the property’s value while your deposit covered the remaining 25%.

Does a high loan-to-value mortgage cost more?

As a general rule, high loan-to-value mortgages will have higher interest rates which will increase their overall cost. This is because the lender is shouldering a larger share of the property’s value and thus is taking on a higher risk.

Can I get a Bank of China mortgage if I have a poor credit score?

A low credit score might block you from accessing a mortgage from some providers entirely, due to your higher perceived risk. For those who are willing to lend, there may be a caveat attached, such as higher interest on your mortgage, as the provider will be keen to reduce risk in the event of default.

What happens if I default on a Bank of China mortgage?

Defaulting on any mortgage can have serious consequences and ultimately you are at risk of your home being repossessed. You should assess your financial situation carefully before committing to a mortgage and if you do find yourself at risk of missing payments, speak to your mortgage provider to discuss your options before you miss a payment rather than dealing with the consequences afterwards.

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