Building Society Mortgages

Compare building society mortgage deals

Building society mortgages are very much the same as those from any other provider such as banks. They offer a wide range of choices; the best building society mortgages available to you will depend on your personal circumstances, how much you wish to borrow and the kind of mortgage you wish to take out. Use the table below to compare the latest mortgages to find the one that’s right for you.

Mortgage Deal Selection - Call Lender Direct
Initial RateProviderTermTypeAPR*LTV 
2.69%
2 YearsTracker4.00%60%More Info >
£999 product fee.
Call 0800 1582934 to speak to a NatWest mortgage specialist.
2.69%
2 YearsTracker4.00%60%More Info >
£999 product fee.
Call 0800 068 7624
to speak to an RBS mortgage specialist.
3.09%
2 yearsTracker4.40%75%More Info >
£995 arrangement fee.
Call 0808 168 45 88 to speak to a Post Office mortgage specialist.
3.49%
2 YearsFixed Rate 4.50%80%More Info >
£995 Product fee.
Call 0808 168 45 88 to speak to a Post Office morgage specialist.
3.79%
2 YearsFixed Rate 4.50%85%More Info >
£995 Product fee.
Call 0808 168 45 88 to speak to a Post Office morgage specialist.
*APR = Overall Cost for Comparison

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

The above mortgage products are a selection of deals available directly through lenders who will be able to provide further information about the product you are interested in. If you are unsure about what mortgage product is suitable for you, we suggest you speak to an independent mortgage broker 

Different kinds of building society mortgages include:
  • Fixed rate mortgages – you pay an interest rate that does not change for a set period of time, usually 2-5 years, which makes it easier to budget and protects you from rises in interest rates
  • Tracker mortgages – the interest you pay will vary in line with the Bank of England’s base rate, saving you money if it falls but potentially costing you more if it rises.
  • High to value mortgages – particularly good for first time buyers and others who do not have a deposit to put down. Can incur a higher rate of interest.
  • Flexible mortgages – allow you to pay more when you want to, and less when you need to
  • Offset mortgages - allow you to pay less interest on your mortgage balance by linking it with your savings account balance