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Accord Mortgages

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BradfordEst. 2003Part of Yorkshire Building Society Group

Accord Mortgages is the intermediary-only mortgage brand of Yorkshire Building Society, offering a comprehensive range of residential, buy-to-let, and shared ownership products exclusively through mortgage brokers.

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About Accord Mortgages

Accord Mortgages was launched in 2003 as the intermediary-only lending arm of Yorkshire Building Society, the UK's third-largest building society. Accord was created to serve the mortgage broker market with dedicated products and service tailored to the needs of intermediaries and their clients.

Accord offers a comprehensive range of residential, buy-to-let, and shared ownership mortgage products. As a broker-only brand, Accord can focus entirely on providing an excellent intermediary experience, including dedicated business development managers, efficient processing, and broker-exclusive deals. The brand benefits from the financial strength and stability of the Yorkshire Building Society Group.

Accord has grown to become one of the most recognised intermediary brands in the UK mortgage market. The brand is known for competitive rates, quick turnaround times, and responsive service. Accord products are available through mortgage brokers across the UK and are not available directly to consumers. The brand is regulated through Yorkshire Building Society's FCA and PRA authorisations.

Lending Focus

ResidentialBuy-to-LetShared Ownership

Accord Mortgages offers mortgage products across 3 categories including Residential, Buy-to-Let, Shared Ownership.

Key Features

  • Intermediary-only brand with broker-exclusive products
  • Backed by Yorkshire Building Society Group financial strength
  • Shared ownership mortgages for first-time buyers
  • Competitive residential and buy-to-let rates
  • Dedicated Business Development Manager support for brokers

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Competitive rates often among the best in the broker market
  • Fast processing with efficient intermediary-focused service
  • Backed by the financial strength of Yorkshire Building Society
  • Shared ownership products support first-time buyer clients

Cons

  • Only available through mortgage brokers — cannot apply directly
  • Product range depends on YBS Group strategy and may change
  • No specialist lending such as bridging, commercial, or self-build

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee
Varies by product; fee-free options available
Valuation Fee
Free on many products
Early Repayment Charge
1–5% during the initial deal period
Overpayment Allowance
Up to 10% per year without charge

Mortgage Rates

Rate data coming soon. View rates on Accord Mortgages

Application Process

Processing Time
1–3 weeks
Online DIP
Yes — available online
Offer Valid For
6 months

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV
95%
Self-Employed Welcome Contractors Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I apply for an Accord mortgage directly?
No, Accord Mortgages is an intermediary-only brand. You will need to apply through a mortgage broker to access Accord products.
Is Accord Mortgages part of Yorkshire Building Society?
Yes, Accord Mortgages is the intermediary lending brand of Yorkshire Building Society Group. It benefits from the Group's financial strength while offering broker-exclusive products.
Does Accord offer shared ownership mortgages?
Yes, Accord Mortgages offers shared ownership products through mortgage brokers, helping first-time buyers purchase a share of a property.
What is the maximum LTV Accord Mortgages offers?
Accord offers residential mortgages up to 95% LTV on selected products, making them accessible for buyers with a 5% deposit.

How to Apply

Broker only. Accord Mortgages products are available through mortgage brokers. Find a broker with Accord Mortgages on their panel.

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