Virgin Money will increase rates by up to 0.30% on purchase and remortgage products.
Purchase two- and five-year fixes will rise by 0.30%, while two-year trackers will go up by 0.10%.
In the same range, 10-year fixes will increase by 0.15% and shared ownership fixes will rise by up to 0.30%.
For remortgage customers, two-, five- and 10-year rates will increase by up to 0.20%.
These changes will be effective from 4 September (tomorrow).
Elsewhere, Family Building Society, CHL Mortgages, ModaMortgages, Newcastle for Intermediaries and Gen H have announced rate and product changes.
Family Building Society has said it will temporarily withdraw all its fixed rate products, effective midday tomorrow.
The fixed rate withdrawal will apply to purchase, remortgage, further advances and existing customer switches.
CHL Mortgages and ModaMortgages, part of Chetwood, will withdraw their limited edition products as of 5pm today (3 September).
Both lender’s core product ranges will remain unchanged.
Newcastle for Intermediaries has lowered rates on selected residential products and introduced new base rate tracker deals.
Selected residential products will be cut by as much as 0.25% and there will be lower rates across the range, including selected 95% LTV and fee-assisted products.
Meanwhile, Gen H announced yesterday afternoon that all rates will increase by 20 basis points today (3 September) at 5:30pm.
Lenders were also active in making rate changes yesterday. Pepper Money reduced rates across its residential and buy-to-let ranges, while Leeds Building Society reduced selected residential fixed rates and extended selected three-year residential end dates to November.
April Mortgages and Keystone Property Finance announced rate increases and Rely added a suite of 75% LTV limited edition products for landlords with 11 properties or more.