Product fees removed from Metro Bank’s residential mortgages

Metro Bank has announced the removal of product fees for its existing customer residential mortgage products.

The bank said the products will continue to match new business rates and will be available for loans up to a maximum property value of £2m, and that customers can switch up to three months early with no early repayment charge.

Furthermore, Metro Bank revealed that BTL remortgage customers can also benefit from a £500 discount off its BTL product fees.

Metro Bank director of lending products, Andy Piggott, commented: “These product changes once again underline our commitment to supporting our existing Metro Bank customers and helping to meet their lending needs going forward.

“What’s more, customers can choose to switch up to three months early without incurring an early repayment charge.”

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