Accord Mortgages launches new online Growth Series hub

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Accord Mortgages has introduced an online resource where mortgage intermediaries are now able to access more than 50 free tools, guides and other support material.

The lender has provided guidance on how brokers can build their business since May this year, with more than 2,500 brokers signing up to receive the material.

Previously each item was provided on a one-off basis but subscribers can now access the full library of content, which Accord estimates to be worth the equivalent of £25,000.

Items available include an online tool to generate emails requesting customer reviews, advice on using social media to raise the profile of firms and a guide on buy to let tax rules.

The latest update focuses on how small and medium sized businesses can make a success of recruitment, with template job descriptions, guides to posting jobs on LinkedIn, useful interview questions and advice about embedding new starters.

Jeremy Duncombe (pictured), director of intermediary distribution at Accord Mortgages, said: “We’re absolutely delighted by the impact our Growth Series has had and making the complete suite of material available to subscribers will be a great service.

“The feedback from brokers has been brilliant and in the coming months we’ll be adding further resources to support their needs beyond the day-to-day mortgage process.”

Access to the Growth Series can be found at https://info.accordmortgages.com/growth-series.

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