TMA Club to offer Criteria Hub sourcing

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TMA Club has added Criteria Hub to its panel of services.

Criteria Hub provides advisers with the technology to search and compare lender criteria.

Members of the TMA club will have access to an exclusive two months free trial of the service.

Rob McCoy, senior product & business manager at TMA, said: “TMA has continually recognised the importance of supporting and offering advisers optimum choice within the intermediary market. The securing of Criteria Hub is another step in ensuring this support is continued.

“The mortgage intermediary’s job is increasingly more complex and researching specific criteria from multiple lenders can be time consuming unless the answers are in one place.

“Time which would have been previously spent on filtering through lenders’ websites can be spent focusing on and maintaining client relationships. TMA is committed to making advisers’ lives easier.”

Jason Hegarty, co-founder at Criteria Hub, added: “We are delighted that TMA, one of the UK’s most innovative distributors, has chosen to introduce Criteria Hub to its proposition.

“Using Criteria Hub, TMA’s brokers can determine in seconds which mortgage lenders offer the most suitable solution for the client in question, rather than having to waste hours on chasing for this information via other means.”

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