TSB, Principality and Leek Building Society are the latest lenders to cut mortgage rates this week.
The biggest reductions are from Leek which is slashing a number of buy-to-let rates by 30 basis points tomorrow, as well as making smaller reductions to residential deals.
In its buy-to-let range, a two-year fixed with £400 cashback and a £1,495 product fee will fall to 4.29%, down 30bps from 4.59%.
A regulated buy-to-let two-year fixed with no product fee will reduce by the same margin to 4.54%, along with its first-time buyer buy-to-let product.
For portfolio buy-to-lets, a two-year fixed will be cut by the same amount to 4.59%.
In the lender’s residential range, a 90% loan-to-value five-year fixed rate with a £995 product fee will be cut to 4.2%, down by 14bps from 4.34%, alongside other smaller reductions.
For shared ownership borrowers a number of deals at 90-95% LTV will come down by up to 8bps.
Also tomorrow, TSB will be trimming several five-year fixed rates at 85-95% loan-to-value by 10bps.
The products it is reducing are all residential rates for house purchase, including some shared ownership deals.
At Principality Building Society a number of rates will fall by up to 10bps tomorrow.
In its residential range, products at 65%, 75%, 80% and 95% LTV will reduce by up to 6bps.
For buy-to-let borrowers a five-year fixed rate at 60% LTV will drop by 5bps and one at 70% LTV will be cut by 10bps.
At 90% loan-to-value, the five-year fixed rate with a £995 product fee has been cut to 4.20%, a reduction of 14bps from 4.34%.
It comes after Kensington and Gatehouse also announced rate cuts today.