PMS partners with TML

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PMS Mortgage Club has become the latest distributor to partner with The Mortgage Lender (TML).

The lender, which launched its specialist range of products in July, offers lending up to the age of 80, mortgages for contractors and the self-employed and mortgages for people who aren’t served by high street lenders.

Jane Benjamin, head of relationship management at Sesame Bankroll Group, said: “We are always seeking ways of offering more choice to our members and their customers. The Mortgage Lender’s attractive proposition and processes could offer advisers a real alternative for those customers who don’t fit the typical criteria of High Street providers but still represent good borrowers.

“We’re excited about being able to speak with our advisers about a brand that is aiming to challenge the market and benefit customers.”

Pete Thomson (pictured), TML’s sales and marketing director, added: “When we conceived the idea of The Mortgage Lender it was a real opportunity to build an operation, product range and pricing structure that worked for the people who would be sitting in front of customers. From the does what it says on the tin name to our innovative products and advanced underwriting capability, every element of our proposition has been designed to be simple, easy to understand and competitive.

“We’re delighted PMS Mortgage Club agrees we’re providing what they want.”

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