L&G Mortgage Club expands second charge panel

Legal & General Mortgage Club has announced two new additions to its second charge panel - Fluent Money and CSC Loans.

Related topics:  Specialist Lending
Rozi Jones
27th September 2017
Danny Belton, Head of Lender Relationships at L&G Mortgage Club
"We now have three Master Brokers that will support our brokers and their customers by providing real choice in this field"

The new firms will join existing member Freedom for Intermediaries on the panel.

Danny Belton, Head of Lender Relationships, Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “The second charge market is growing as more brokers look to this sector to help their customers, however not all brokers want to write this business themselves. We now have three Master Brokers that will support our brokers and their customers by providing real choice in this field, and it is great to be able to announce the addition of Fluent Money and CSC Loans to the panel. There could be a variety of reasons as to why customers might need a second charge loan, and brokers can be sure that this panel offers them the advice and expertise that can help secure a better outcome for their customer.”
 
Jeff Davidson, Head of Intermediaries, Fluent for Advisers, commented: “We are delighted to have been chosen by Legal & General Mortgage Club to provide their advisers with a dedicated resource for all their second charge needs. Fluent is geared specifically to help with training, enquiries, customer liaison and going the extra mile to ensure great customer service and the best outcomes for advisers and their clients.”
 
Mark Fry, Managing Director, CSC Loans added: “CSC Loans are delighted to have been added to the Legal & General Mortgage Club panel for 2nd charges. Our award-winning team look forward to working with Legal & General Mortgage Club members in helping them to recognise in what situations they should consider second charges. Sixty five percent of the cases we completed in July were from introducers that had completed a case with us in the previous three months, suggesting that brokers are beginning to start considering second charges as part of their sales process.”

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