Kensington has reduced interest rates by up to 30 basis points, GB Bank by up to 25 basis points and Pepper Money by 20 basis points.
At Kensington, the biggest discounts apply to Hero, Professional Own New and eKo products.
The lender is also reducing Residential Select’s two-year fixed rate by up to 15 basis points, with a 75% two-year fixed rate now 5.19% with a £1,999 fee.
All products include a free valuation and customers remortgaging can choose £250 cashback or free standard legals.
GB Bank has cut rates on its flagship buy-to-let range.
The lender has reduced the two- and three-year fixed interest rates by 25 basis points and the five-year fixed interest rates by 20 basis points.
Rates are available directly through intermediaries and now start from 4.69% at 65% LTV and 4.92% at 75% LTV.
The core range is available for starters, professional rental companies, limited liability companies and special purpose vehicles (SPVs).
GB Bank will also consider multi-occupancy houses (HMOs), multi-unit blocks, mixed-use properties and complex overseas structures, including overseas trusts and SPVs.
At Pepper Money, interest rates are dropping by 20 basis points across the board.
Limited Edition Pepper 48 Light rates with 85% LTV now start from 5.79 and residential rates up to 75% LTV now start from 5.55%.
Buy-to-let rates up to 70% LTV now start from 4.44% and
shared ownership rates of up to 95% loan-to-share value (LSV) now start from 5.9%.
Pepper sales director Paul Adams says: “We see more and more customers needing a more considered approach to mortgage lending, and brokers play a vital role in finding the right solution.
“With the ability to take into account customers with recent credit events, and with flexibility around self-employment and variable income, our criteria is designed to look at the full story of each customer.
“By reducing rates across our entire range, we are giving estate agents more options to support high street customers and helping more people get ahead with their home building plans.”