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Updated 10 July 2026

BankProductDetailsInitial rate
NationwideBEST5-Year Fixed5-yr fix · 60% LTV
3.98%
Initial rate
HSBC5-Year Fixed5-yr fix · 60% LTV
4.04%
Initial rate
Santander5-Year Fixed5-yr fix · 75% LTV
4.09%
Initial rate
Halifax2-Year Fixed2-yr fix · 60% LTV
4.12%
Initial rate
NatWest2-Year Fixed2-yr fix · 60% LTV
4.19%
Initial rate
Barclays2-Year Fixed2-yr fix · 75% LTV
4.25%
Initial rate

Representative rates for comparison only. Not financial advice. Always check the provider’s terms before applying.

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THE BUILDING BLOCKS

EVERY MAJOR UK BANK, IN ONE INDEX

We track headline rates across the UK’s largest banks and challenger brands. Logos shown for identification — homeburgh.com is independent and not affiliated with these providers.

NatWest
Barclays
HSBC
Lloyds
Santander
Nationwide
Halifax
Monzo
Starling
TSB

Logos are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.

MARKET HEATMAP

YIELD VS BORROWING COST

Gross rental yield by area and property type, shaded by how far it sits above today’s representative mortgage rate of 4.19%. Greener = more headroom. Black = yield below borrowing cost.

Area1-bed flat2-bed flat2-bed house3-bed house4-bed house
Bradford
Yorkshire · avg £142k
7.9%7.2%6.8%6.3%6%
Sunderland
North East · avg £138k
8.1%7.4%6.9%6.1%5.7%
Liverpool
North West · avg £165k
7.5%7%6.5%6%5.6%
Leeds
Yorkshire · avg £232k
6.4%6%5.6%5.2%4.9%
Manchester
North West · avg £248k
6.2%5.9%5.4%5%4.6%
Nottingham
Midlands · avg £210k
6.6%6.1%5.7%5.3%4.8%
Birmingham
Midlands · avg £232k
6%5.6%5.2%4.8%4.4%
Bristol
South West · avg £345k
5.1%4.8%4.4%4%3.7%
London
Greater London · avg £530k
4.6%4.2%3.8%3.3%2.9%
+3pp or more
+2pp
+1pp
flat
below rate

Indicative sample data. Yields and rates vary; not financial advice. A live feed is on the roadmap.

PLAIN-ENGLISH GUIDES

KNOW BEFORE YOU BORROW

Short, jargon-free explainers on how UK rates actually work. General information only — not a personal recommendation.

01

MORTGAGES: FIX VS TRACKER

A fixed rate locks your monthly payment for a set term (e.g. 2 or 5 years); a tracker moves with the Bank of England base rate. Also weigh the loan-to-value (LTV) band and any arrangement fee, not just the headline rate.

COMPARE THE TRUE COST, NOT JUST THE RATE

02

CAR LOANS: APR IS THE NUMBER

For a personal loan the Representative APR bundles the interest and standard fees into one comparable figure — but only 51% of accepted applicants must get it, so your rate may differ. Shorter terms cost less overall even if the monthly payment is higher.

REPRESENTATIVE APR IS A GUIDE, NOT A GUARANTEE

03

SAVINGS: AER AND ACCESS

AER shows the yearly return with compounding. Easy-access rates can change any time; fixed-term bonds lock your money (and the rate) for the term. Check whether it is a cash ISA (tax-free) and the FSCS protection limit of GBP 85,000 per banking licence.

CHECK THE LICENCE, NOT JUST THE BRAND, FOR FSCS COVER

04

CREDIT CARDS: 0% WINDOWS

Intro 0% purchase or balance-transfer deals last a set number of months, then revert to the standard purchase APR. Balance transfers often carry a one-off fee. Always clear the balance (or move it) before the 0% window ends.

DIARISE THE DATE THE 0% PERIOD ENDS

IMPORTANT

NOT ADVICE. JUST THE NUMBERS.

homeburgh.com is an independent rate comparison service. We are NOT authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and we do NOT provide financial, investment, mortgage or tax advice. Nothing on this site is a personal recommendation.

Rates shown are for general information and comparison only, may be out of date, and are not an offer of credit. Always confirm the current terms directly with the provider and consider seeking advice from an FCA-authorised adviser before making a decision. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage secured against it.