Money Puzzle opts for the Secured Loan Network

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The Secured Loan Network has been chosen to provide its services to the introducers and partners of Money Puzzle.

The Secured Loan Network deals with secured residential second charge loans, buy-to-let first and second charges and commercial loans.

It also offers bridging finance on buy-to-let and certain types of residential properties.

“We need to know that our agents and customers get the quality of service and advice second to none,” explained Norma Mackey, director of Money Puzzle.

“After 20 years of referring business to Andy and Martin we know our clients are in good hands.”

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