Connect Overseas system at Trigold seminar

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Connect Overseas will be demonstrating its foreign mortgages sourcing system at the Trigold Birmingham roadshow in Solihull on 2 October.
 
The online tool helps brokers advise, quote and apply for mortgages on behalf of their clients in over 50 different countries around the world.
 
“The Trigold seminar is an ideal venue for brokers to come and see how Connect Overseas’ new system can help them become proficient in arranging foreign mortgages for clients, as this will give us a real opportunity to properly demonstrate just how simple the new service is to use and how profitable international mortgages can be for advisers,” said Geoff Simmonds, head of operations at Connect Overseas.

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