Accord Mortgages - comparison of mortgage rates and fees

Accord Mortgages is an intermediary-only lender, operating as a subsidiary of Yorkshire Building Society.

This means that new customers must access Accord Mortgages through one of their mortgage broker partners, while existing customers can use the website to switch deals.

What types of mortgages can I get with Accord Mortgages?

Fixed rate

With a fixed-rate mortgage, the interest rate will remain the same for a set amount of time.

Remortgages

Accord allows you to switch from your existing mortgage provider to continue paying off your mortgage balance with one of its remortgage deals.

Variable rate

With a variable-rate mortgage, your interest rate may change from month-to-month based on economic conditions.

Tracker

With tracker mortgages, the interest rate follows another publicly available interest rate, typically the Bank of England base rate.

Buy to let

A buy-to-let mortgage allows you to borrow money to buy a second property and let it out.

How to apply

You can only apply for an Accord Mortgages product through a mortgage broker that lists Accord Mortgages as one of its lenders.

Eligibility criteria

You must be at least 18 years old and your mortgage must be paid off before you turn 75. Up to two borrowers can apply for a mortgage.

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Think carefully before securing debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Contact information

You can reach Accord Mortgages by telephone on 0345 1200 891, or by sending a message through your online account if you are an existing customer. Alternatively, can also send a letter to Accord Mortgages, Yorkshire Building Society, Yorkshire House, Yorkshire Drive, Bradford, BD5 8LJ.

Can I make overpayments?

Yes, although there is an annual limit. If you go over this, you’ll pay an early repayment charge.

Frequently asked questions

Like most mortgages. you’ll need a range of personal details for your application. For a mortgage with Accord Mortgages you’ll need your past addresses for the previous 3 years, including the duration that you were there and residential status at each address, plus your nationality or leave to remain in UK. You’ll also need financial and employment information such as your employment status and job type, any previous or existing mortgages, and anticipated retirement income.

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Accord Mortgages – comparison of mortgage rates and fees

Accord Mortgages offers a range of fixed and variable rate mortgages that could be suitable for you.