TFC teams up with the Harpenden

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TFC Homeloans has added Harpenden Building Society to its lender panel.

The specialist distributor claims that advisers will be able to benefit from its expertise when arranging deals from Harpenden’s full range of products, including complex first charge cases, bridging loans and buy-to-let mortgages.

Nigel Payne (pictured), managing director of TFC Homeloans, said: “Adding Harpenden to our panel gives our brokers access not just to the building society’s impressive selection of specialist products, but also to its intermediary-focussed service and common sense lending approach.

“It really understands the specialist lending market and has created a proposition that stands out in its sector, due to its innovative product design and willingness to take a flexible approach to underwriting.”

Carl Astley, deputy chief executive of Harpenden Building Society, added: “Like us, TFC delivers on service and is committed to finding specialist solutions for complex cases. We are confident that by working in partnership we can add real value to brokers and their clients.”

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