Principality Building Society has announced it is launching new cashback deals to its residential mortgage product range.
The Society has introduced six further cashback mortgages to its product range, to make cashback now available on 22 residential mortgages.
Principality announced its cashback bonus, which ranges from £200 to £1,000, will be paid to the solicitor on completion of the mortgage application, and the deals include the 2-year and 5-year 80% LTV products at 2.15%, with £500 cashback.
Principality is the UK’s sixth largest building society, lending across England and Wales.
Principality mortgage product manager, Pablo Ivars Marchena, commented: “We’re delighted to be able to extend our cashback offering on our residential mortgages, which will give customers an extra cash boost when purchasing a mortgage with us and support our brokers in offering good value products to suit their clients.”
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