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TSB Mortgage Rates & Fees Comparison

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

Matthew Boyle
Matthew Boyle

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TSB is a UK-only British retail and commercial bank with its headquarters located in Edinburgh. Up until 2014, TSB was part of the Lloyds Banking Group, but it is now owned by Spanish banking group Sabadell.

Those seeking a mortgage from TSB can apply online or arrange an appointment with one of their Mortgage Advisors to discuss their options.

Compare TSB mortgages

Updated February 19th, 2020
Name Product Initial rate Revert rate (SVR) Maximum LTV Overall cost for comparison Apply link
TSB 31/05/2025 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2025
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.2% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2025 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2025
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.3% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.9% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.8% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.8% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2025 Fixed
TSB
1.49% fixed until 31/05/2025
4.24% (variable)
60%
3.2% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.54% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
75%
3.9% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.64% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
75%
3.9% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2022 Fixed
TSB
1.64% fixed until 31/05/2022
4.24% (variable)
75%
3.9% APRC
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TSB 31/05/2025 Fixed
TSB
1.69% fixed until 31/05/2025
4.24% (variable)
75%
3.3% APRC
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Overall representative example
If you borrow £170,000 over a 25-year term at 1.75% p.a. (fixed) for 62 months reverting to 4.74% p.a. (variable) for the remaining term, you would make 62 monthly payments of £700.04 and 238 monthly payments of £912.95. The total payable would be £261,424.58, which includes interest of £90,685 and a product fee of £495. The overall cost for comparison is 3.6% APRC representative.

What types of mortgages can I get with TSB?

  • Fixed rate
  • Remortgages
  • Offset
  • Tracker
  • Buy to let
  • Shared ownership

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There are huge benefits to choosing to use a mortgage broker to help you get the right deal. They will do all of the hard work and research for you. They are experts in comparing the hundreds of loans and lenders out in the market based on your individual needs and eligibility, so you won’t have to worry about being forced into a deal. Your broker will also negotiate with your chosen lender on your behalf to make sure you are getting the right deal for you.

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