HomeLoan Partnership expands panel

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HomeLoan Partnership has appointed the Market Harborough Building Society to its lender panel.

The Market Harborough says it looks at mortgages on an individual basis searching for solutions to unique cases that are often turned down by other lenders. Its mortgages cover properties throughout England and Wales and the Society does not rely on a computer to make an automated decision on the mortgage case, preferring to leave the decision to experienced underwriters.

Christopher Tanner, CEO of HomeLoan Partnership, said: “We are always looking to enhance our panel with lenders who can offer solutions to customers whose financial circumstances need an expert underwriter to make a decision rather than a machine.

“We believe that the addition of Market Harborough Building Society will prove to be a valuable option for our members looking to deliver good customer outcomes.”

Mark Robinson, chief executive of Market Harborough, added: “We are delighted to be working with HomeLoan Partnership, a company that has a similar ethos to ours. Together we will work closely to ensure the applicant’s needs are addressed quickly and professionally adding a tangible value to what is already a formidable and professional offering by HomeLoan Partnership.

“These are exciting times to be involved in the mortgage market, and I’m sure that this partnership will lead to mutual success throughout 2015 and beyond.”

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