NatWest has increased fees on a number of its residential mortgages, all by 20 basis points.

Within the lender’s core range, it has increased its 90% LTV two-year fix for purchase to 2.27% and its 85% LTV two-year fix to 2.22%.

The 90% LTV two-year fix for remortgage has meanwhile gone up to 2.54% and the 85% LTV two-year fix to 2.22%.

Changes for five-year fixes see the 90% LTV purchase product increase to 2.68% and the 85% LTV purchase mortgage rise to 2.26%.

And for remortgages, the 90% LTV fix is now 2.95% and the 85% LTV offering has been raised to 2.31%.

For first-time buyers, the 90% LTV two-year fix has been lifted to 2.38% and the 85% LTV mortgage has gone up to 2.35%.

At the same time, NatWest’s five-year fix at 90% LTV is now priced at 2.72% and the 85% LTV five-year fix charges 2.42%.

Additionally, the Mortgage Guarantee range has seen the 95% LTV two-year fix also rise by 20 basis points, to 3.04% and the five-year version go to 3.28%.

The changes will take place from Monday 14 March, NatWest says.