Mortgage Next adds Money Partners to packaging panel
Mortgage Next Packaging is adding Money Partners to its panel of lenders with effect from 15th September, and will be making available its full range of specialist and adverse mortgage products to all Mortgage Next’s members, which will compliment products on offer from other panel lenders.
Money Partners has considerable experience and understanding of working with packagers, as well as a commonsense approach to underwriting, which will be warmly welcomed by Mortgage Next’s brokers.
Lisa Barber, Director of Sales & Distribution at Mortgage Next, said: “We’re delighted to be adding Money Partners to our lender panel which, when combined with our recently enhanced online packaging facilities, means we can offer a service which is second to none. Our members will have access to a comprehensive range of products as well as a fast, accurate and efficient service and I have no doubt that our partnership with Money Partners will be a great success.”
Mortgage Next Packaging gives brokers access to online information about all available products, KFIs and a specification of the supporting documentation required by each lender. What’s more, if a client’s application does not meet the criteria specified by Mortgage Next’s panel lenders, then its online system makes brokers aware of the next best available option. The system also enables brokers to convert their recommended option from a comprehensive DIP response into a full application online.
Mortgage Next’s system can be accessed via a link on Mortgage Next Packaging’s website: www.mortgagenextpackaging.co.uk.
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