One environmentally-friendly mortgage lender is offering consumers help with making their home more energy efficient.
The Ecology Building Society offers anyone who remortgages with them a one per cent reduction in their mortgage rate for any money spent on green home improvements .
Paul Ellis, chief executive of the firm, believes that the reduction in interest rates, combined with the money people will save through lower utility bills, means the C-Change mortgage makes sense.
He said: "Our C-Change mortgage borrowers are already greening their streets and making a direct contribution to reducing carbon emissions, while benefiting from long-term discounts which don't rely on switching every couple of years."
The mortgage offers a basic rate of 6.45 per cent, Mr Ellis added.
Earlier this week, research from MoneyExpert.com revealed that long-term fixed rate mortgages now account for 15 per cent of deals on the market.
This compares to ten per cent in July 2007.





