Nationally, HSBC UK and Kensington Mortgages will all increase interest rates in the coming days.
Nationwide has increased rates for its existing range from today, July 24.
The increases mainly relate to switching products and additional loan products.
Nationwide’s two-year fix at 75% LTV is now 4.68%, the three-year fix at 60% LTV is 4.58% and at 80% LTV the new rate is 4.89%.
The lender’s five-year fix on an LTV of 75% has increased to 4.76%, to 4.89% at an LTV of 80% and 85% and to 5.04% at an LTV of 90%.
The lender will not increase rates for existing borrowers moving or for shared share loans.
HSBC UK will increase rates on its home and buy-to-let range from July 27, but has provided no further details.
Similarly, on July 27, Kensington Mortgages will increase rates by up to 15 basis points on its 75% LTV buy-to-let products.
The changes mean that a five-year fixed buy-to-let, prime, eKo and core loan from Kensington will increase by 15 basis points, both with and without the £4,000 fee.
The lender will increase its five-year buy-to-let, prime, eKo and core mortgages by 10 basis points for a fee of £1,499.
These increases follow recent similar increases from NatWest, Halifax, TSB, Barclays, HSBC, Skipton Building Society and Santander.