SMS added to Ingard panel

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Mortgage network Ingard Financial has appointed Solent Mortgage Services (SMS) to its lending panel.

The Essex-based network provides network support for ARs along with a range of services for DA brokers.

Director Nikki Haworth said: “Choosing SMS not only means we have an instantly recognised and respected industry provider on our panel but the services SMS offer will enhance the ability of our members to make client advice decisions from the widest range of products and services. This is good news for customers and good for our members

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