Tesco Mortgage Intermediaries launches

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Tesco Bank has launched its new intermediary service – Tesco Mortgage Intermediaries – with London and Country mortgage brokers.

In the coming months, Tesco mortgages will be made available through a range of firms via Legal & General’s Key Account firms, including Nouveau Group, Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) John Charcol and Stonebridge.

The service includes features such as searchable lending criteria, webchat, and the ability to scan and upload documents and track the status of applications from any device.

Brokers will be able to contact Tesco Intermediaries by phone or online using the bank’s webchat functionality. 

Benny Higgins (pictured), CEO of Tesco Bank, said: “We aim to be the bank for people who shop at Tesco, and the launch of Tesco Mortgage Intermediaries will help us to serve more customers than ever before. The vast majority of Tesco customers select their mortgage through a broker and our platform has been specifically designed to help brokers provide a great service to customers remortgaging or purchasing their home.”

“Since entering the market, Tesco Bank has built a solid reputation based on competitive rates and its commitment to good service,” said David Hollingworth of London & Country.

“We are confident that their broad range of sharply priced mortgages will appeal to customers and advisers alike. We are delighted to be working with Tesco on their first step into the intermediary market.”

Jeremy Duncombe of Legal & General added: “We are delighted to work with Tesco Bank as they enter the mortgage intermediary market for the first time, and we look forward to strengthening our relationship as their mortgages are made available via our Nouveau Key Partner firms.”

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