Best mortgage rates · Residential · July 2026

    Best 10-year fixed rates for home movers.

    A narrow market, but the right product for the right mover. These are the 10-year fixes live today — re-ranked nightly from lender product data.

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    Refreshed nightly — rates as of 13 July 2026
    Loan to valueLTV = loan ÷ property value. A £50k deposit on a £250k home is 80% LTV.
    LenderInitial rateMonthlyFixed untilThenProduct fee
    1
    N
    Nationwide BSBest rate
    5.04%£1,467on £250,00010 yrs6.49%£999Free valuationSee full deal →
    2
    S
    Santander UK
    5.04%£1,467on £250,00010 yrs6.50%£999See full deal →
    3
    N
    Nationwide BS
    5.09%£1,475on £250,00010 yrs6.49%NoneFree valuationSee full deal →
    4
    S
    Santander UK
    5.14%£1,482on £250,00010 yrs6.50%NoneSee full deal →
    5
    L
    Lloyds Bank
    5.14%£1,482on £250,00010 yrs7.24%£999See full deal →
    Cheapest with no product feeNationwide BS at 5.09% — £1,475/moView →

    Monthly payments illustrated on a £250,000 repayment mortgage over 25 years; fees not added to the loan. Rates shown are for comparison — full lender criteria apply.

    The 10-year fixed market is genuinely small — around five lenders participate at any given time, compared with dozens across the 2 and 5-year markets. For a home mover, that thinness matters: you may find the best 10-year rate available to you is not from a lender you’d normally consider, and product choice within the term is limited. That said, the premise of the 10-year fix is particularly coherent for movers: if this is your forever home — or close to it — locking for a decade removes the remortgage cycle entirely for the first two-thirds of a standard 25-year term.

    The practical catch is exit cost. ERCs on 10-year fixes typically run on a steeper schedule than on 5-year products — early years can carry charges of 5% or more, and many products only reach 1% in the final year or two. For a mover buying a property they plan to hold long-term, that charge structure is mostly irrelevant. For anyone with even a moderate chance of moving again within the decade, the ERC exposure is significant and warrants pricing against a portable 5-year fix instead. Portability is available on some 10-year products but confirm it explicitly, as it is not universal in this segment.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How these tables work, and how to choose between the deals on them.

    01Which lenders offer 10-year fixed home mover mortgages?
    The active 10-year market is small and changes periodically — the table above shows every product live in our nightly ingest. Providers tend to be a mix of high-street lenders running a single 10-year product and some challenger banks or building societies. Because the range is thin, it’s worth checking whether the lender available to you at this LTV offers the porting and overpayment terms that suit your likely plans over the decade.
    02Is a 10-year fix portable if I want to move again?
    Some 10-year fixes are portable and some are not — you need to check the specific product’s terms before committing. Where portability is offered, the mechanics are the same as shorter fixes: the deal transfers to the new property and the top-up is priced separately. Given that a 10-year term spans a long stretch of life, confirming portability before you take the product is more important here than on a 2 or 5-year deal.
    03Are there overpayment limits on 10-year fixes?
    Most fixed-rate products allow 10% of the outstanding balance as a penalty-free overpayment per year. On a 10-year fix this means you can meaningfully reduce the balance over the term — over ten years at 10% per year you could potentially repay a large proportion of the loan without touching the ERC threshold. If your income allows for larger lump-sum repayments, check whether the product’s annual cap is a 10% absolute or 10% of the original loan, as the calculation differs.
    04How do I decide between a 10-year fix and two back-to-back 5-year fixes?
    The 10-year fix bets on today’s pricing being better than whatever rates look like in five years; two consecutive 5-year fixes preserve optionality at the cost of re-entering the market mid-term. The honest answer is that neither approach is reliably right — markets reprice constantly and the second 5-year deal’s rate is unknown today. The 10-year fix wins mainly on simplicity and on the specific case where this is genuinely a long-term home and you have no appetite to revisit the mortgage market for a decade.

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