Halifax, BM Solutions, TSB and Leeds Building Society will increase rates by up to 20 basis points tomorrow.
At Halifax, remortgage rates on select two-, three- and five-year fixed rates will increase by up to 20 basis points.
Rates for home movers and first-time buyers will increase by up to 15 basis points and rates for product transfers by up to 10 basis points.
Buy-to-let rates through BM Solutions will also increase by up to 10 basis points, for both purchase and remortgage.
TSB will also increase rates for home purchases and remortgages tomorrow by up to 20 basis points.
Fixed buy-to-let rates with terms of two and five years for purchases of up to 75% of the loan-to-value will increase by up to 20 basis points.
Two- and five-year remortgage agreements with an LTV of 60 to 75% will increase by 10 basis points.
Leeds Building Society is also increasing some fixed rates tomorrow.
The lender is increasing prices on selected properties, rate changes, income plus and buy-to-let deals.
Aaron Strutt, product and communications director for Trinity Financial, says: “Halifax has some decent mortgages available, but they won’t be around for much longer.
“The bank has a two-year fixed interest rate from 4.53%, a three-year interest rate from 4.58% and a five-year interest rate from 4.52%, but because many of its competitors have recently increased interest rates and financing costs are rising, this interest rate increase was always going to happen.
“It doesn’t look like the bank’s two-year tracker rate of 4.06% is going up and is now increasingly offering better value for money.
“Rates for current Halifax account holders appear to be around 20 basis points cheaper than the lender’s standard rates, so if you’re looking for a Halifax mortgage and you earn over £100,000 then it’s worth opening an account before applying for a mortgage.”