Magellan expands panel

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Mark-Snape

Which? Mortgage Advisers has joined Magellan Homeloans distribution panel.

The deal means the broker can consider Magellan’s specialist range of credit repair mortgages for clients who have experienced an historical life event that has led to an adverse credit record and which prevents them from accessing mortgage funds.

Which? Mortage Advisers are paid a salary rather than commission. Based in London and Bristol the team sources the entire market, including those deals only available direct from banks and building societies.

Mark Snape (pictured), managing director at Magellan Homeloans, said: “Which? has an enviable reputation as an independent consumer champion and we’re delighted to be making our mortgage products available via their team of independent advisers.”

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