Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage
Fixed Rate Mortgage
The interest rate is set for an agreed term, so you’ll know exactly how much your repayments will be during your fixed rate period.
Good to know
- £1,500 cashback on mortgages of £150,000 or over until 30 June 2018. Find out more about our other cashback offers
- Remortgage incentive - We’re offering new Remortgage Incentive Fixed Rates and a free valuation, if we require one, up to the value of £600. Find out more.
- You could need as little as 5% deposit
- Your rate is fixed for 2, 3 or 5 years - it's your choice
- Repay your mortgage over as many as 30 years
- A portable mortgage, so you may be able to transfer it if you move house
- We offer mortgages through the Northern Ireland Co-Ownership Scheme
Need to know
- Whether we provide credit depends on your circumstances, and you must be 18 or over - lending terms and conditions apply
- Your home is security for your mortgage, and you may also need to provide other security
- A servicing account will be required
- You may have to pay an Early Repayment Charge
Representative example
A mortgage of £120,000 payable over 25 years initially on a fixed rate for 5 years at 2.43% and then on our current variable rate of 4.85% (variable) for the remaining 20 years would require 64 monthly payments of £534.14 and 236 monthly payments of £658.35.
The total amount payable would be £189,552.13 made up of the loan amount plus interest (£69,552.13). A product fee (£0), valuation fee (£175) and mortgage exit fees (£125) are also payable.
The overall cost for comparison is 3.9% APRC representative.
The actual rate will depend on your circumstances, please ask for a personalised illustration.
Other important information
- When you reach the end of your Fixed Rate period, you will automatically move to our Standard Variable Rate.
- The lower your loan to value, the lower your margin of interest.
- The bank only provides mortgages in sterling but will consider Fixed Rate applications where the applicant's income is in another currency. Fluctuations in the exchange rate may affect your affordability. More information is provided in our glossary.
- Repayments are made monthly.
- Interest is calculated daily and charged quarterly.
- When you take out a mortgage you are borrowing against the value of your home.
- When you come to sell your home you will need to use the sale's proceeds to repay your outstanding mortgage balance. Be aware that if the value of your home falls below the balance of your mortgage, then you will have to pay us the difference if you want to sell your home.
Terms and conditions
- You will have to pay for an independent professional valuation unless you are an existing Danske Bank customer switching mortgages. We will arrange this for you.
- You may have to pay other fees such as legal charges, which are not paid through us.
- You must have buildings insurance in place on your property. You do not have to arrange this through us.
- For full details on charges please see our Tariff of Mortgage Charges.
- If your mortgage term takes you beyond normal retirement age, we may ask you to provide us with evidence that you’ll be able to afford your repayments after you stop working.
Remortgage Incentive
If you are switching your mortgage to Danske Bank and have declined the Cashback Incentive, you could avail of:
- Our new Remortgage Incentive Fixed Rates
- A free valuation, if we require one, up to the value of £600
Minimum mortgage amount £30,000
Terms and conditions and valuation fee clawback apply
Mortgage Cashback Offers
If you are moving home, switching your mortgage to us or buying for the first time we’ll give you £1,500 cashback on mortgages over £150,000. We also offer £1,200 cashback for mortgages between £75,000 and £149,999, or £500 cashback for mortgages under £75,000.
Offer ends 30 June 2018.
Talk to our mortgage team now:
0800 389 0833
To qualify for cashback you must have completed a mortgage application and received an illustration by 30 June 2018. Cashback is only payable upon completion of the mortgage.
