Keystone increases proc fee to 0.6%

Keystone Property Finance has increased the procuration fee on its Classic Range from 0.5% to 0.6% after making a series of rate reductions.

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Rozi Jones
5th July 2016
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"The reduction in rates means that we are now able to better compete on pricing, particularly with five year fixes. Brokers will be particularly pleased that we have been able to up the procuration fee to 0.6% of the loan."

Keystone has reduced all five year fixed rates in its Classic Range by 40bps, with products now available from 4.39%.

Additionally, a term tracker has seen cuts of 10bps to 4.39%, up to 75%.

Keystone has also launched its new online broker portal - Keystone Application Submission System - which will speed up case processing and allow brokers to track the stages of every deal.

Keystone recently announced the introduction of separate stress tests for individual and limited company borrowers applying for products in the Classic Range.

For individuals the new formula of 145% at pay rate or notional rate of 5.25%, whichever is higher, will be applied to term trackers and 3 year fixed rates. For borrowers choosing a 5 year fixed rate, the pay rate will be used.

Stress tests for limited companies are to remain at 125% of pay rate or notional rate of 5.25%, whichever is higher, for term trackers and 3 year fixed rates. For limited company borrowers choosing 5 year fixed rates, the pay rate will be used.

Managing Director, David Whittaker, said: “Despite the Brexit result, its business as usual at Keystone and as you can see we have been very busy. The reduction in rates means that we are now able to better compete on pricing, particularly with five year fixes.

“Brokers will be particularly pleased that we have been able to up the procuration fee to 0.6% of the loan.”

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