Halifax will increase remortgage rates by up to 10 basis points, but Generation H and Principality will implement cuts of up to 20 basis points.
In Halifax, two-year fixed interest rates for remortgages of 60% and 75% on loan-to-value will increase by up to 10 basis points.
Selected two-year product transfer fixes and further advancements will increase by up to 5 basis points.
Among Gen H, the lender says it has made cuts today in response to a drop in swap rates.
The largest reductions are the five-year fixed rate at 60% loan-to-value, which has fallen by 20 basis points.
The five-year fixes at an LTV of 70-80% have fallen by 10 basis points.
A number of other deals have been reduced by up to 10 basis points and all 90% LTV rates have been reduced by 5 basis points.
At Principality, the most substantial cuts are on holiday rental products, with five-year fixes at 60% LTV falling by up to 20 basis points.
Residential rates are expected to fall by up to 11 basis points, but some buy-to-let transactions will increase by up to 17 basis points.
In the meantime, Foundation is withdrawing its entire home range today at 5:30 PM in order to adjust prices.
It says the majority of tariffs will be replaced tomorrow, but some deals will not be reversed.
The news follows substantial rate cuts by Santander on products for first-time buyers, plus cuts at NatWest.
Barclays cut some fares but also raised others, and Virgin raised prices.
Commenting on today’s Gen H repricing, Sara Palmer, the lender’s director of sales and distribution, said: “We are a fintech lender, which gives us one big advantage: agility.
“Swaps went in the right direction this week and our pricing committee took every opportunity to make cuts wherever we could.”