Nationally, both HSBC UK and Kensington Mortgages will raise interest rates in the coming days.
Nationwide has increased prices across its existing business range from today, 24 July.
The increases are mostly in additional transfer and borrowing products.
Nationwide’s two-year lock-in at 75% LTV is now 4.68%, its three-year lock-in at 60% LTV is 4.58%, and at 80% LTV the new rate is 4.89%.
The lender’s five-year lock-in at 75% LTV increased to 4.76%, to 4.89% at 80% and 85% LTV and to 5.04% at 90% LTV.
The lender does not increase interest rates on existing borrowers who move homes, or on shared equity loans.
HSBC UK will increase rates across its residential and buy-to-let ranges from July 27, but has not provided further details.
Likewise, Kensington Mortgages will raise interest rates on 27 July by up to 15 basis points on its 75% buy-to-let products.
The changes mean that the Fixed Purchase to Let Loan, Primary Loan, eKo and Kensington Primary Loan will rise by 15 basis points, with and without a £4,000 charge.
The lender will make 10 basis point increases on buy-to-let, prime, eKo and core mortgages for five years at a charge of £1,499.
These increases follow recent similar increases at NatWest, Halifax, TSB, Barclays, HSBC, Skipton Building Society and Santander.
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