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United Trust Bank

Specialist Lender
LondonEst. 1955

United Trust Bank is a long-established specialist lender providing bridging finance, development funding, buy-to-let mortgages, and second-charge loans. With decades of experience, UTB combines traditional banking relationships with a flexible, case-by-case approach to complex lending scenarios.

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Specialist Lender

Lending Focus

United Trust Bank offers mortgage products across 5 categories including Buy-to-Let, Bridging, Development and 2 more.

Key Features

  • Bridging loans from £150k with flexible terms
  • Development finance for ground-up and refurbishment projects
  • Second-charge lending for additional capital requirements
  • Rapid decision-making with experienced credit team
  • BTL products for professional landlords

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Over 60 years of lending experience and market knowledge
  • Rapid decision-making with experienced credit team
  • Offers bridging, development, BTL, and second-charge in one place
  • Flexible terms on larger and more complex transactions

Cons

  • Broker-only — not accessible directly
  • Higher minimum loan size of £150k limits smaller deals
  • Does not accept contractor income

Fees & Charges

Arrangement Fee

Typically 1.5–2% of the loan amount

Valuation Fee

Varies by property value — instructed upon application

Early Repayment Charge

No ERC — interest is typically charged for a minimum period of 3 months

Overpayment Allowance

No restrictions — can repay at any time

Mortgage Rates

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Application Process

Processing Time

2–3 weeks from application to completion

Online DIP

No — via broker or branch

Offer Valid For

6 weeks from date of offer

Lending Criteria

Maximum LTV

75%

Self-Employed Welcome

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum bridging loan amount with United Trust Bank?
United Trust Bank offers bridging loans from £150,000, which is higher than some competitors, making it better suited to mid-to-large transactions.
Does United Trust Bank lend for development projects?
Yes, UTB provides development finance for both ground-up construction and refurbishment projects with staged drawdowns.
Can I get a second-charge bridging loan from UTB?
Yes, United Trust Bank offers second-charge lending for borrowers who need additional capital against existing property assets.
How long does UTB take to complete a bridging loan?
UTB is known for fast turnarounds, typically completing bridging loans within 2 to 3 weeks depending on case complexity.

How to Apply

Broker Only

United Trust Bank products are only available through mortgage brokers. Use our broker directory to find a broker with United Trust Bank on their lender panel.

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