Molo introduces Savings Booster
By Lauren Towner · 8 November 2022

Molo Finance, the UK’s first fully digital mortgage lending platform, has introduced a ‘Savings Booster’ feature across its buy-to-let products.
Market volatility in the UK has resulted in landlords facing the highest mortgage interest rates in over a decade. Recognising the challenges landlords face, Molo’s new proposition lets landlords reduce the amount of interest they pay, lowering the monthly cost of their mortgage.
- The Savings Booster allows customers to bring down the interest rate cost on their mortgage by depositing sums into a linked overpayment account
- Molo will reduce the balance from which interest is calculated according to the amount paid into the Savings Booster. This is not an ‘offset’ mortgage, but works in a similar way
- Interest fees are charged daily on the net balance of the mortgage loan, with no early repayment charges
- Customers can borrow-back from the Savings Booster at any time by withdrawing funds into their own bank account or paying directly to a third party, for example, to pay for goods and services
- Customers can borrow-back or check the value of their Savings Booster at any time by using Molo’s online portal
Companies in this story: Molo Finance
People in this story: Francesca Carlesi