Santander UK debuts loan offer for Octopus Energy's Zero Bills homes

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New offer will allow Zero Bills qualifying homeowners to borrow more through their mortgage / Credit: Santander UK
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New offer will allow Zero Bills qualifying homeowners to borrow more through their mortgage / Credit: Santander UK

Santander UK becomes first bank to update mortgage affordability assessment to recognise the financial benefits associated with homes on 'Zero Bills' tariffs, allowing owners to borrow up to £30,000 more

Prospective home buyers considering a property that qualifies for Octopus Energy's Zero Bills tariff can now apply for a mortgage through Santander UK that could allow them to borrow up to £30,000 more....

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