TFC teams up with Pepper Homeloans

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TFC Homeloans has added Pepper Homeloans to its mortgage lender panel.

Brokers can now access all of the lender’s mortgage products through the specialist distributor.

Pepper Homeloans’ range of buy-to-let and specialist residential products is available exclusively via an approved panel of intermediaries.

Nigel Payne (pictured), TFC Homeloans managing director, said: “Pepper Homeloans is an innovative lender, offering an impressive suite of buy-to-let and residential products. Crucially the team understands the specialist intermediary market inside out and we are thrilled to be able to offer our broker partners access to the lender’s range of competitive products.”

Richard Klemmer, CEO of Pepper UK, added: “The experience of the management team at TFC Homeloans is just one of the things that impressed us. We look forward to working with TFC to help their advisers secure the right solution for their clients.”

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