Positive Lending adds Tipton & Coseley BS to panel

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Positive Lending has expanded its mortgage lending panel with the addition of the Tipton & Coseley Building Society.  

The Tipton & Coseley specialises in approaching applications from a common sense perspective, assessing the worthy attributes of a client’s past, current and future financial position.

Stephanie Charman, director of mortgages at Positive Lending, said: “I am delighted to bring Tipton & Coseley Building Society onto panel, their enhanced criteria for packager partners alongside competitive products makes them an ideal lender for us to partner with.”

Richard Groom, head of mortgage sales (intermediary & direct) at the Tipton & Coseley, added: “As we continue to widen our intermediary reach, we are delighted to be joining Positive Lending’s panel.

“We believe our common sense, pragmatic approach to underwriting offers brokers a number of new angles for their clients. We look forward to working with Stephanie and her team at Positive Lending.”

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