The Mortgage Lender joins Mortgage Intelligence panel

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Mortgage Intelligence and Next Intelligence have added The Mortgage Lender to their panel.

The appointment gives more than 400 network advisers and all mortgage club members access to The Mortgage Lender’s residential and buy-to-let products.

The Mortgage Lender caters for a range of borrowers including employed, self-employed, those with impaired credit, lending into retirement and buy-to-let investors.

Sally Laker (pictured), managing director of Mortgage Intelligence, said: “We’ve seen what The Mortgage Lender is offering in the market and wanted to be able to access their products.

“We’re delighted to confirm our partnership and excited about real life lending and how it will help our advisers and their customers.”

Peter Beaumont, The Mortgage Lender deputy chief executive, added: “Mortgage Intelligence is one of the best know names in the industry and an important distribution partner for The Mortgage Lender. We are looking forward to working in partnership to help more borrowers with real life lending requirements live in the home they want to.”

 

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