NatWest is cutting rates by up to 19 basis points, TSB by up to 35 basis points and Accord by up to 45 basis points in the latest wave of lender repricing.
At TSB, the two- and five-year fixes for house purchases will deliver the biggest reductions tomorrow, up to 35 basis points.
Meanwhile, the two- and five-year fixes for mortgage refinancing will fall by up to 20 basis points.
Many of NatWest’s changes, which also come into effect tomorrow, relate to buy-to-let deals, with discounts of up to 19 basis points.
Some house prices are also falling.
At Accord, the supply of housing products and additional loans will be reduced by up to 45 basis points tomorrow over two and three years.
In the same range, five-year fixes will fall by 25 basis points, but trackers will rise by 5 basis points
Within the lender’s range of new home production, the 85% loan-to-value trackers will increase by 7 basis points.
In Coventry, previously announced discounts are now live.
Within the residential new activity offering, the cuts include all compensation and interest-only deals.
Most two- and three-year interest rates between 65% and 85% LTV have fallen, as have remortgage deals with a 90% LTV.
There have been similar cuts to existing customer deals, as well as price cuts for buy to let.
Yesterday, The Mortgage Works announced cuts of up to 20 basis points.