Largemortgageloans.com launches consumer iPhone app

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Largemortgageloans.com has become the latest firm to unveil an application for the Apple iPhone with its launch of Mortgage Toolkit.

The specialist large loans broker and its digital partner Dock 9 have developed the app to bring calculators, best buy tables and mortgage guides to the borrower’.

Customers can check the current best buy rates for residential and buy-to-let loans and can also apply for a specific ‘best buys’ rate at a touch of a button: after entering their name and telephone number into the app they will be called back by a mortgage adviser. Customers can also call the main Largemortgageloans.com enquiry line or request a generic call back if they are not sure which rate is right for them.

Paul Welch, managing director of Largemortgageloans.com, said: “The Mortgage Toolkit iPhone app is more than just a mortgage calculator. We believe that it’s a big step forward and just what the busy borrower needs to do their mortgage research whilst on the move. They can even access the mortgage and property guides on the tube.”

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