Positive Lending increases commission

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Positive Lending is offering introducers increased commission during July.

The Bournemouth-based specialist distributor and packager is paying introducers 60% net revenue for all term secured loan business introduced in July 2013.

This is 10% higher than standard.

The loans can complete at any time but must be introduced during July 2013.

Chris Fairfax, managing director of Positive Lending, said: “Positive Lending wants to talk to more brokers about packaging their secured loans and we hope this additional commission will entice them to try our service.”

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