Panacea Adviser’ partners with Legal & General

Published on

Panacea Adviser (Panacea) has revealed that Legal & General has become its latest partner.

This new arrangement will provide the Panacea Adviser community with a range of tools and resources with particular focus on the retirement market and lifetime mortgages.

Panacea expects Legal & General’s range of retirement solutions, support and resources to be very popular with its community.

Derek Bradley, CEO of Panacea Adviser, said: “As the community continues to grow, we are constantly reviewing and developing our offering to ensure advisers have fast and easy access to the latest in terms of adviser focussed content, ideas, tools and resource support in the market.

“We are therefore delighted to welcome Legal & General on board, who will be able to bring a richness of all these factors, which will be appreciated by users of the site.”

Meg Dickens, director of marketing acquisition at Legal & General Retail Retirement, added: “Supporting advisers, and helping them give their clients the best retirement, are at the top of our agenda at Legal & General.

“We’re therefore delighted to partner with Panacea Adviser – who share our commitment to the broker community – and offer access to our leading range of annuities and lifetime mortgages, as well as retirement planning tools and resources.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Rising unemployment raises fresh arrears concerns for lenders

The UK labour market showed further signs of weakening this morning as unemployment rose...

LHV Bank completes £22m buy-to-let portfolio deals

LHV Bank has completed two specialist buy-to-let transactions totalling about £22 million to support...

Wealthy Advisers Club launches free performance planner app

The Wealthy Advisers Club has launched a free 90-day performance planning app for mortgage...

AI will not replace brokers, says OneDome chief

Mortgage brokers will remain central to the homebuying process despite the rise of artificial...

Professional landlords remain committed to buy-to-let despite regulatory pressures

Professional property investors are continuing to back the private rental sector despite mounting regulation...

Latest publication

Other news

Rising unemployment raises fresh arrears concerns for lenders

The UK labour market showed further signs of weakening this morning as unemployment rose...

LHV Bank completes £22m buy-to-let portfolio deals

LHV Bank has completed two specialist buy-to-let transactions totalling about £22 million to support...

Wealthy Advisers Club launches free performance planner app

The Wealthy Advisers Club has launched a free 90-day performance planning app for mortgage...