Moneyfacts signs deal with The Ark Financial Leads and Openwork

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Consumer website Moneyfacts.co.uk has chosen The Ark Financial Leads to provide its new ‘Speak to an adviser’ mortgage lead program, with Openwork as its fulfillment partner.

The new service is designed to provide the public with a clear route for seeking advice when looking at mortgage deals on the Moneyfacts website. It will be operated by The Ark Financial Leads, with all leads being supplied exclusively to Openwork.

Jonathan Barrett from The Ark Financial Leads said: “We are very pleased to have been selected by Moneyfacts to run their lead program

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