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Premier reveals non-conforming incentive
Premier Network Group Limited is offering brokers free valuations and application fees.
The packager is offering free valuations and application fees on all non conforming business, as well as all applications for Future up to 100 per cent lending.
Any broker submitting an agreed application by 31 December will also be entered into a draw to win a trip for two to Paris in the New Year.
Premier's managing director, Steve Moorley, commented: "As a small network packager, we have not been affected by the current market conditions and are therefore in a position to offer brokers this incentive to come and try out our services. We have a team of 18 Appointed Representatives and offer brokers a panel of 30 lenders for packaging - every case counts here at Premier."
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