10-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgages

With 48 10-year fixed rates available from 7 lenders, it’s worth checking through our database of rates to see what those rates are – and also what fees they may entail. Our list of mortgage rates shows that Lloyds Bank is offering Club Lloyds First Time Buyer Fixed Rate is available at 4.85% with a £999 product fee, whilst Yorkshire Building Society is offering 5.34% for their Moving Home Fixed Rate Cashback with a £1,495 product fee

10-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgages

With 48 10-year fixed rates available from 7 lenders, it’s worth checking through our database of rates to see what those rates are – and also what fees they may entail. Our list of mortgage rates shows that Lloyds Bank is offering Club Lloyds First Time Buyer Fixed Rate is available at 4.85% with a £999 product fee, whilst Yorkshire Building Society is offering 5.34% for their Moving Home Fixed Rate Cashback with a £1,495 product fee.

Check back weekly or favourite this page to keep an eye on the ever-changing rates. The table below is updated as of March 26, 2024 and rates are subject to change.

Barclays 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
BARCLAYS Fixed Rate Residential Purchase 10 years 5.15% 6.4 APRC £999.00 60%
BARCLAYS Fixed Rate Residential Purchase 10 years 5.86% 6.9 APRC £999.00 80%
BARCLAYS Residential Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years 5.15% 6.4 APRC £999.00 60%
BARCLAYS Residential Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years 5.86% 6.9 APRC £999.00 80%
BARCLAYS Existing Residential Mortgage Customers Reward Fixed 10 years 5.15% 6.2 APRC £749.00 75%
BARCLAYS Existing Residential Mortgage Customers Reward Fixed 10 years 5.22% 6.1 APRC £0.00 75%
BARCLAYS Existing Residential Mortgage Customers Reward Fixed 10 years 5.19% 6.1 APRC £1999.00 70%

 

Coventry BS 10-year fixed rate mortgage

There are currently no lenders offering these products at the moment.

 

HSBC 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 60%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Standard 10 years 4.77% 5.6 APRC £999.00 60%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 70%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Standard 10 years 4.79% 5.7 APRC £999.00 70%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 75%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Standard 10 years 4.79% 5.7 APRC £999.00 75%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.99% 5.7 APRC £0.00 80%
HSBC Remortgage Fixed Standard 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £999.00 80%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 60%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Standard 10 years 4.77% 5.8 APRC £999.00 60%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 70%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Standard 10 years 4.79% 5.8 APRC £999.00 70%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.89% 5.7 APRC £0.00 75%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Standard 10 years 4.79% 5.8 APRC £999.00 75%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Fee Saver 10 years 4.99% 5.7 APRC £0.00 80%
HSBC Existing Customer (Switch to New Rate) Fixed Standard 10 years 4.89% 5.9 APRC £999.00 80%

 

Lloyds Bank 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
LLOYDS BANK Club Lloyds First Time Buyer Fixed Rate 10 years 4.85% undefined £999.00 60%-75%
LLOYDS BANK Club Lloyds First Time Buyer Fixed Rate 10 years 4.94% undefined £0.00 60%-75%
LLOYDS BANK Club Lloyds Moving Home Fixed Rate 10 years 4.85% undefined £999.00 60%-75%
LLOYDS BANK Club Lloyds Moving Home Fixed Rate 10 years 4.94% undefined £0.00 60%-75%
LLOYDS BANK Club Lloyds Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years NaN% undefined £0 to £999 75%

 

Nationwide BS 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
NATIONWIDE BS Buy to Let Purchase Remortgage Fixed 10 years 4.89% 8.49% £0.00 65%
NATIONWIDE BS Buy to Let Purchase Remortgage Fixed 10 years 4.99% 8.99% £0.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS First Time Buyer Fixed Rate 10 years 4.62% 6.0 APRC £999.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS First Time Buyer Fixed Rate 10 years 4.80% 6.1 APRC £0.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years 4.78% 5.6 APRC £999.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years 4.62% 5.7 APRC £0.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS Moving Home Fixed Rate 10 years 4.63% 5.7 APRC £999.00 75%
NATIONWIDE BS Moving Home Fixed Rate 10 years 4.74% 5.7 APRC £0.00 75%

 

TSB 10-year fixed rate mortgage

There are currently no lenders offering these products at the moment.

 

Virgin Money 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
VIRGIN MONEY First Time Buyer Everyday Fixed Cashback 10 years 4.89% 6.4 APRC £995.00  
VIRGIN MONEY Moving Home Everyday Fixed 10 years 4.89% 6.4 APRC £995.00  
VIRGIN MONEY Remortgage Everyday Fixed 10 years 4.89% 6.3 APRC £995.00  
VIRGIN MONEY Purchase a Buy-to-Let Property
Everyday Fixed Cashback
10 years 5.38% 7.4 APRC £995.00  
VIRGIN MONEY Remortgage Buy-to-Let Everyday Fixed 10 years 5.38% 7.3 APRC £995.00  
VIRGIN MONEY Remortgage Buy-to-Let Everyday Fixed Cashback 10 years 5.38% 7.3 APRC £995.00  

 

Yorkshire BS 10-year fixed rate mortgage

COMPANY TYPE TERM INITIAL RATE THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS PRODUCT FEE LOAN TO VALUE (LTV)
YORKSHIRE BS First Time Buyer Fixed Rate 10 years 5.39% 6.33 APRC £0.00 75%
YORKSHIRE BS First Time Buyer Fixed Rate Cashback 10 years 5.34% 6.29 APRC £1495.00 75%
YORKSHIRE BS Remortgage Fixed Rate 10 years 5.39% 6.33 APRC £0.00 75%
YORKSHIRE BS Remortgage Fixed Rate Cashback 10 years 5.34% 6.29 APRC £1495.00 75%
YORKSHIRE BS Moving Home Fixed Rate 10 years 5.39% 6.33 APRC £0.00 75%
YORKSHIRE BS Moving Home Fixed Rate Cashback 10 years 5.34% 6.29 APRC £1495.00 75%

 

10-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgages FAQs

Are 10-year fixed-rate mortgages a good idea?

Whether a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage is a good idea for you depends on your individual financial circumstances and goals. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros of a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage:

  • Budgeting: You can plan your finances more accurately as your monthly mortgage payments will remain the same for 10 years, regardless of any changes to interest rates during that time.
  • Peace of mind: You don't have to worry about interest rate fluctuations and potential increases, which could affect your ability to afford your mortgage payments.
  • Long-term savings: If interest rates rise over the 10-year period, you could end up saving money compared to a variable rate mortgage.

 

Cons of a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage:

  • Higher interest rates: Fixed-rate mortgages usually come with higher interest rates than variable rate mortgages, meaning you could end up paying more interest over the 10-year term.
  • Early repayment charges: If you need to pay off your mortgage early or switch to a different mortgage product before the end of the 10-year term, you may face early repayment charges.
  • Less flexibility: A 10-year fixed-rate mortgage is a long commitment, so if your circumstances change during that time and you want to move home or remortgage, you may face restrictions or additional costs.

Ultimately, the decision to choose a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage should be based on your personal circumstances, financial goals and priorities. It's important to compare different mortgage products, speak to a financial advisor if necessary and consider the long-term implications of your choice.

Will mortgage rates go down in the next 10 years?

It is not possible to make a definite prediction about whether mortgage rates in the UK will decrease over the next 10 years. However, there are some predictions that suggest mortgage rates will start to fall in 2024, and we may see them falling already. This would suggest that, perhaps, a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage may not be the best idea right now and you should look at shorter terms.

While it is important to keep an eye on mortgage rates, it is only one aspect to consider when deciding whether to purchase a property and the term you will agree to. Other factors, such as property prices, your current financial circumstances, and any long-term monetary goals you have, should also be considered.

Can you get a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage UK?

Yes, 10 year fixed-rate mortgages are available in the UK from some mortgage lenders. However, they are not as widely available as shorter fixed-rate mortgages or variable rate mortgages. You may need to shop around to find a lender that offers a 10 year fixed-rate mortgage that suits your needs. Additionally, 10 year fixed-rate mortgages may come with stricter eligibility criteria and higher interest rates compared to other mortgage products, so it's important to do your research and consider your options carefully before committing to a particular mortgage. It's also advisable to seek professional advice from a qualified mortgage advisor to help you navigate the complexities of the mortgage market and make an informed decision.

What is the rate on 10-year interest only mortgage?

The interest rate on a 10-year interest-only mortgage in the UK can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the size of the mortgage, the loan-to-value ratio, the borrower's credit score, and the lender's criteria.

Interest-only mortgages typically come with higher interest rates than repayment mortgages, as the borrower is only paying the interest on the loan and not reducing the capital balance. As of March 2023, the average interest rate on a 10-year interest-only mortgage in the UK was 3.16% for borrowers with a 60% loan-to-value ratio, and 3.61% for borrowers with an 80% loan-to-value ratio.

These rates are indicative and subject to change depending on market conditions and individual lender policies.

It's worth noting that interest-only mortgages come with significant risks, as the borrower is not repaying the capital during the mortgage term and must have a viable repayment strategy in place to repay the outstanding balance at the end of the term. It's important to seek independent financial advice before considering an interest-only mortgage, and to fully understand the risks and costs involved.