L&G ARs can now access the Nottingham

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The Nottingham Building Society has joined the Legal & General Mortgage Club panel.

The new arrangement means that appointed representatives can now access the Nottingham’s range of mortgages.

Martyn Smith, head of mortgage products, Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: ” The Nottingham is one of the UK’s largest and most respected building societies and has a long and proven history in delivering high quality mortgages for its customers.””

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