Trussle joins forces with Phil Spencer’s website and podcast

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Online mortgage broker Trussle has partnered with Phil Spencer’s home moving advice website Move iQ to provide homebuyers and homeowners with home financing solutions.

The objective of the collaboration is to create a “cohesive home buying journey” from a very early stage. As part of a shared mission to improve the speed of the homebuying journey, Move iQ selected Trussle as its recommended mortgage broker due to its Speed Promise and technology platform.

Trussle’s Speed Promise offers buyers a decision on their mortgage within five days from selected lenders. then guiding them step-by-step through the process.

Launched on 4 May, Trussle is the exclusive sponsor for Series 8 of the Move iQ property podcast. The series consists of 13 episodes, where Spencer is joined by Trussle’s advisers to help guide buyers through the home financing process. Episodes will be released weekly and are available across all podcast apps and on YouTube from June.

Amanda Aumonier, head of mortgage operations at Trussle, said: “Trussle was founded to make the mortgage process simple. Since then, we have invested heavily in our technology platform to ensure our customers can apply for the best mortgage deals as quickly and as stress free as possible.

“This partnership is an extension of that proposition and we are looking forward to working with Move iQ to help guide buyers through the home buying journey.”

Spencer added: “We’re delighted to be working with Trussle on our current podcast series, answering those all-important finance related questions we receive at Move iQ. With an ever-changing landscape its important to us that our audience has access to technically enabled mortgage solutions.

“Trussle offers this and more – advice is free, and the speed promise offers something different for people where time is of the essence.”

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