Loans Warehouse offers 75% LTV impaired credit seconds

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Loans Warehouse has revealed Equifinance as the latest addition to its whole of market secured loan panel.

Equifinance is available from today through Loans Warehouse and offers brokers up to 75% LTV for customers with impaired credit ratings, unlimited past mortgage arrears, CCJs, defaults and unsecured credit arrears.

CCJs, defaults and unsecured credit arrears are ignored.

Matt Tristram, director of Loans Warehouse, said: “The secured loans market has for some time offered clients with poor credit a way of borrowing money not available through re-mortgaging but our new product from Equifinance offers something extra.

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