Networks gain access to Together’s residential range

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Together has opened up its residential mortgage range to broker networks.

Itwill allow thousands more brokers direct access to Together’s first charge mortgage products, with the lender announcing partnerships with Instrinsic, Tenet Group, HL Partnership (HLP) and The Right Mortgage & Protection Network.

The lender, which has 43 years experience in the specialist lending sector, has “major” plans to grow its business.

Pete Ball, personal finance CEO at Together, said: “Partnering with the broker networks is a natural next step for us in terms of our growth plans. We’re looking forward to working with more brokers across the UK as a result, and offering our first charge mortgages and common sense approach to their customers.

“As a specialist lender, we cater for needs that other lenders may not be addressing, and our loan book is proof of the growing demand for our products. The broker networks will significantly widen our distribution and we’re delighted to confirm our collaborations with Intrinsic, Tenet Group, HL Partnership and The Right Mortgage Network.”

To support the launch, Together has enhanced its online portal, My Broker Venue, making it quicker and more intuitive for brokers to use, and including a full, instant, decision-in-principle.

Adam Smith, commercial director at Intrinsic said: “We’re really pleased to have Together on our panel, to widen our offering for our advisers and ensure we can cater for a broad spectrum of customers.”

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