Advisers make checks worth £10bn through Mortgage Brain's Affordability Hub

The tool allows advisers to source mortgage products based on the results from the affordability calculators available from participating lenders.

Advisers make checks worth £10bn through Mortgage Brain's Affordability Hub

Since its launch in May, Mortgage Brain's Affordability Hub sourcing system has been actively used by thousands of advisers, making checks for loans worth a total of £10bn.

 

The tool allows advisers to source mortgage products based on the results from the affordability calculators available from participating lenders.

Firms using Affordability Hub include Countrywide, Fluent Mortgages, John Charcol and Openwork, as well as large number of individual advisers.

Affordability Hub has been rolled out to all users of Mortgage Brain’s criteria-based sourcing system Criteria Hub, and will be made available later this year to users of Mortgage Brain Anywhere and Mortgage Brain Classic.

There is no added cost for the addition of Affordability Hub.

Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain, said: “Affordability Hub marks a change in the way that advisers are able to source the best product for their client, allowing them to quickly establish precisely how much various lenders will offer their client, providing a full audit trail along the way.

"The fact that so many advisers, large and small, are already making it an integral part of their sourcing process demonstrates the difference it is already making advisers’ workloads and their businesses.”

Paul Shearman, mortgage, protection and GI proposition director at Openwork, said: “We’re really excited about this latest development from Mortgage Brain as for the first time ever our advisers will be able to enter the applicant’s income, expenditure, property and mortgage requirements in one place to run multiple lender affordability checks in one go.

"The feedback from our users has been overwhelmingly positive and we know this could be a real game changer for adviser efficiency at a time where affordability is a key consideration for both lenders and borrowers."