TFC Homeloans add Castle Trust to panel

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Castle Trust has been appointed to TFC Homeloans’ lender panel.

It will offer its range of second charge products through TFC Homeloans: the Buy To Let Equity Loan, Flexible Zero Mortgage and Index Profit Share Mortgage. All of these products have no monthly payments.

Martin Sims, head of distribution at Castle Trust, said: “The appointment of Castle Trust gives TFC Homeloans and their advisers a meaningful competitive advantage in the marketplace. We consciously limit our distribution and many of TFC’s competitors cannot access our unique proposition.”




Andrew Brown, director of TFC Homeloans at TFC Homeloans, added: “We are very excited to add Castle Trust to our second charge panel. Castle Trust’s unique proposition delivers exciting new choices to our brokers and their clients. Not only are their products innovative,

“Castle Trust has a strong leadership team and its approach to business provides an excellent strategic fit with our own.”

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