L&G unveils new club website

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Legal & General Mortgage Club has launched a new website for its members.

The site has been redesigned, while L&G says it is now easier to navigate.

It offers housing market news, and detailed information on exclusive products as well as the additional services that the club offers, such as access to self-build finance, commercial loans, personal loans and lead suppliers.

Ben Thompson, L&G’s managing director for mortgages, said: “We’ve got a wealth of product and industry knowledge which our members can benefit from and this can all now be found on our new website. What advisers need in turbulent times is strong leadership and expert market insight.

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