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Abbey National has come back into the fixed-rate market with a range of products at higher rates.

First-time buyers are being offered a 7.1 per cent fix to last to November 1996 on 90 per cent loans. The arrangement fee is pounds 90.

Chase de Vere Mortgage Management is offering a 6.45 per cent fix to first-time buyers. The deal includes a pounds 200 contribution towards legal fees and pounds 750 towards mortgage indemnity.

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