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How much does a £750,000 mortgage cost?

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Page edited and updated 06/2/2024

Trinity Financial has access to a wide range of banks and building societies offering £750,000 mortgages.

Santander for Intermediaries has a leading 3.99% rate fixed until 02 June 2029, available to borrowers with a 40% deposit. This mortgage has a £999 arrangement fee and a free property valuation.

The monthly repayments on a £750,000 interest-only mortgage would be approximately £2,493.75, increasing to £3,576.29 on a full capital repayment mortgage over a 30-year term. 

The mortgage reverts to the lender's current standard variable rate of 7.5% unless borrowers remortgage, and the overall cost for comparison is 6.2% APRC. 

Santander has some mortgage income multiples, providing up to 5.5 times single and joint income mortgages for higher earners. The bank also offers interest-only mortgages or full capital repayment to borrowers.

Where any part of the mortgage is on interest only, and the combined gross income is less than £100,000, the maximum income multiple is 4.45x income unless the application is for a remortgage without capital raising. If you earn over £300,000, the interest-only policy is even more generous.

For remortgages without capital raising, Santander's maximum income multiple is 5.50x single or joint incomes, regardless of the interest-only repayment method. Income may be a combination of primary and secondary incomes, and proof of income must be evidenced.

How much is a £750,000 mortgage if you have a 25% deposit?

Barclays for Intermediaries is offering a 4.40% fixed rate until 31 March 2026, and it is available to borrowers looking for a £750,000+ mortgage. The lender requires a 25% deposit, and the arrangement fee is £899. 

If you wanted to borrow £750,000 over a 30-year term on full capital repayment at the 4.20% rate, the monthly repayments would cost £3,755.71 or £2,750 a month on interest only. This is over a 30-year term. 

The mortgage reverts to the lender's current standard variable rate unless borrowers remortgage, and the overall cost for comparison is 8.4% APRC.

Barclays is one of a selection of lenders offering some of the most generous income multiples. It offers up to 5.5 times the salary for single and joint applications, providing applicants earn over £100,000. The bank also offers five times salary mortgages to those earning over £45,000.

Single applicants requesting a residential interest-only mortgage will be required to have an annual minimum income of £75,000 to meet Barclay's income eligibility criteria below. For joint applications, at least one applicant must have an annual minimum income of £75,000 or have a combined salary of £100,000.

£750,000 mortgages are cheaper when you take a five-year fix, but two-year fixes are getting cheaper 

Mortgage rates have been getting cheaper over the last two or three months, and there are two-year fixes priced around five per cent and trackers priced from 0.19% over the current 5.25% Bank of England base rate. 

Aaron Strutt, product director at Trinity Financial, says: "If you want the lowest monthly repayments, then you probably need to opt for a five-year fix, but two-year fixes are getting cheaper. Fewer borrowers seem to be taking tracker rates as the fixed deals have decreased significantly."

Call Trinity Financial on 020 7016 0790 to secure a £750,000 mortgage or book a consultation

The information contained within was correct at the time of publication but is subject to change.

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Some of the lenders are happy to provide lower deposit and larger loan mortgages.

Accord for Intermediaries, Clydesdale for Intermediaries and Nationwide for Intermediaries are just some of the lender's our brokers have access to providing £750,000 mortgages for those with a 20% deposit.

 

It is possible to secure a £750,000 mortgage if you have a 15% or even 10% deposit through some lenders.

Trinity Financial specialises in arranging £750,000+ mortgages and our team of expert advisers do everything possible to secure the cheapest rates and the fastest mortgage offers. 

More of the lenders have set up specialist lending teams to agree larger mortgage loans, and they have separate processing teams to underwrite applications. 

We regularly work with clients over the phone to discuss applications and confirm the documentation we will require, and we also have Mayfair based offices where we meet clients.

Click on the link to view some of the mortgages we have arranged over the last ten years. https://www.trinityfinancialgroup.co.uk/case-studies/

You contact one of our consultants by calling 020 7016 0790 or complete our basic enquiry form or mortgage questionnaire for a more detailed initial response.
• You tell us what you are looking for and we assess your mortgage and financial protection needs based on your monthly
budget.
• We collect the information and documentation that the lenders and providers will need.
• Based on the information supplied, we provide you with illustrations for the most suitable products for your
circumstances.
• We then submit the application on your behalf to secure a mortgage offer as quickly as possible. This is once you have confirmed you are happy to proceed.
• We manage the application through to completion and liaise between all involved parties such as valuers, estate agents
and solicitors.
• Post-completion we are available for any questions. When you reach the end of your initial product, we are
also able to discuss any further mortgage, will or financial protection product requirements.

As part of our ongoing service commitment - we will contact your at least three months before your fixed or tracker rate expires to ensure you avoid reverting onto an expensive standard variable rate.

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