New website for Fleet Mortgages

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Fleet Mortgages has revamped its website, offering a simpler and more intuitive design to allow the user easier navigation.

The site has the lender’s product range split and tabbed into its three core areas – Standard, Limited Company and HMO/Multi-unit.

A new literature section has ben introduced, with all relevant documentation clearly labelled.

In addition, there is a new Quick Links section for the website’s most popular pages such as its Product Guide, Your BDM, Lending Criteria, Register, and Conveyancer’s Panel.

Meanwhile, the site offers new ‘Request Call Back’ button and function, where users can leave their details and a member of the Fleet Mortgages’ team will respond immediately.

Advisers can also sign up for Fleet Mortgages’ Regular Newsletter by leaving their details on the site, plus there is full application functionality for advisers by registering and signing into the lender’s mortgage origination system.

Bob Young, CEO of Fleet Mortgages, said: “Our focus is on continually evolving the business to maintain an easy-to-use, accessible and simple process, and to ensure that both advisers and customers have access to the information and support they need in a clear format. This is why we’ve revamped our website in order to allow users to easily navigate the site and to present our product range, our criteria, our documentation, and all parts of the Fleet Mortgages’ proposition, in a clear manner.

“Increasingly, advisers tell us that the buy-to-let market is becoming an ever more complex sector in which to work, with the forthcoming underwriting changes for portfolio landlords exacerbating this added complexity. At Fleet Mortgages we are able to push back against this by offering a much simpler, easy to use alternative, delivering a far greater level of certainty both now and post-October.

“We would like advisers to explore the new website and provide us with their feedback so we can continue to develop it and to ensure it gives them everything they want and need, both now and in the future.”

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