The Cambridge joins L&G Mortgage Club

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The Cambridge Building Society has become the latest mortgage lender to join Legal & General’s Mortgage Club.

The club’s Directly Authorised brokers and Appointed Representatives will now have access to the Cambridge’s mortgage range.

The Cambridge says it remains totally committed to retaining its mutual status and has assets of almost £900 million. In June, the mutual recorded its busiest month for mortgage loans for the last six years.

Mark Smitheringale, the Cambridge’s head of sales and marketing, said: “[Legal & General’s] reputation in the financial services industry is second to none and its mortgage club is one of the biggest in the UK mortgage market.

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