Kent Reliance teams up with L&G Mortgage Club

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The 8,000+ registered members of Legal & General’s Mortgage Club now have direct access to Kent Reliance’s mortgage range.

Kent Reliance is the specialist intermediary lender of the OneSavings Bank Group.

John Eastgate, sales and marketing director of OneSavings Bank, said: “We are excited to announce our new partnership with Legal & General Mortgage Club. The wealth of experience and expertise they have, combined with their outstanding reputation and client focus, makes them a great fit with Kent Reliance.

“Members of their mortgage club will have direct access to our mortgage products and we look forward to offering their members both choice and flexibility.”

Jeremy Duncombe, director of Legal and General Mortgage Club, added: “We are delighted to be able to offer the entire range of Kent Reliance’s specialist and standard products directly to our registered members.

“Their reputation in providing a specialist focus, flexible lending and high levels of service will give our members even more opportunities and solutions to offer their clients.”

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