Lloyds mortgages rates, calculator and review

Lloyds Bank offers a range of fixed rate mortgage deals. Here's what it's mortgage customers have to say.

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Lloyds Bank was founded in 1765 and offers a comprehensive range of financial products and services. First-home buyers, mortgage switchers and current or potential landlords alike will find plenty of options at Lloyds, and the lender won high praise from customers in our latest customer satisfaction survey.

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What types of mortgage can I get with Lloyds?

  • Fixed rate: Your interest rate will remain fixed for a set amount of time, providing certainty as far as the size of your mortgage payments.
  • Variable: This type of mortgage has an interest rate that can change over the mortgage’s term. Changes can be linked to the Bank of England (BoE) base rate, but other factors can also play a part.
  • Remortgages: You can switch your existing mortgage to Lloyds Bank via one of its remortgage products.
  • Interest-only: Your monthly repayments will only take mortgage interest into account. You’ll repay the capital at the end of the mortgage term.
  • Offset: You’ll use the funds in your Lloyds Bank savings account to offset the amount of your mortgage balance you pay interest on.
  • Buy-to-let: This mortgage allows you to borrow money to purchase an additional property and let it out to tenants.
  • Shared ownership: This mortgage allows you to buy a percentage of a property and pay rent on the remainder. You can then apply to buy additional percentages of the property as and when you can afford to do so.

How to apply

You can apply online, by calling 0800 783 3534 or by visiting a local branch.

What information do I need to provide?

You’ll need to provide personal details and financial information. You might need to show payslips and/or bank statements to back this up. The lender will also want to see details of any existing debt you have.

Eligibility criteria

Usually, you must be 18 or over to apply and not more than 80 when your mortgage term comes to an end.

All applicants will be subject to an affordability test or credit check. Lloyds Bank has an affordability calculator on its website, which estimates how much you may be able to borrow.

Contact details

For general mortgage queries, call 0800 783 3534 or visit a local branch.

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Lloyds mortgages customer reviews

In our 2024 customer satisfaction survey, Lloyds scored 4.1 out of 5 stars with 89% of its customers saying they’d recommend the brand to a friend.

Customers in our survey commented positively on Lloyds’ customer service.

Here’s some of the feedback we got from Lloyds mortgage customers:

“Never had an issue with them. They have always put my needs first as a customer.”
“I find them easy to deal with and the application process was straightforward.”
“Excellent advice and service.”

Lloyds is a well-established high street name, offering a range of different mortgage options. When it comes to selecting and applying for a mortgage, it’s always important to do your research on the various lenders and deals available to you. Using a mortgage broker may save you time when researching the wider mortgage market, although be mindful of any fees involved.”

Michelle Stevens, Deputy Editor for Mortgages, Finder

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A mortgage of £225,134 payable over 24 years, initially on a fixed rate until 30/09/26 at 4.88% and then on a variable rate of 6.99% for the remaining 22 years would require 26 payments of £1328.29 followed by 262 payments of £1,593.54. The total amount payable would be £453,042 made up of the loan amount plus interest (£226,909) and fees (£999). The overall cost for comparison is 6.8% APRC representative.
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