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TSB has today (30 June) introduced a £250 cashback offer across all its buy-to-let products available directly and through TSB Intermediary.

The cashback will be paid to all landlords on completion of the mortgage, and is available on two, three and five-year fixed terms, as well as a two-year tracker.

The bank also made cuts across its buy-to-let range, with landlords looking for a two-year fixed rate now offered a 0.25 per cent reduction to 2.34 per cent, with a £1,995 product fee.

Those looking for a five-year fixed rate also get a 0.25 per cent rate cut to 3.14 per cent, with a £1,995 product fee.

Roland McCormack, mortgage distribution director of TSB, said: “Not only are we reducing rates, maintaining TSB’s competitive position in the market, but we are also bucking the trend by introducing £250 cashback across our buy-to-let range.”For more ,refer here.

To get to the bottom of the problem, we asked popular cashback sites Quidco and TopCashback in what scenarios different payouts are offered. Here's what they said:

Quidco

Premium customers, who pay £5/year in return for certain benefits, may be offered different rates of cashback on the same deal compared to standard, non-fee paying customers.

On the website, some retailers target specific types of customers with different cashback rates. So two standard members and two premium customers could see four different cashback rates on the same deal.

Personalised cashback offers may be sent via email.

TopCashback

Again, retailers may offer different cashback rates to 'Plus' members, who pay £5/year, compared to standard members who use the service for free.

Where a customer has looked at a specific deal but not bought it, they may be emailed their own personalised cashback rate for that offer.

Hidden cashback rates, which aren't listed on the website, are also sometimes emailed to customers.

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