Secured loan market sees revival
Loans Warehouse have announced a record breaking start to the year, with more secured loan completions in January 2011 than any other month in their four and a half year history.
We've already seen positive news from the Secured Loan Master Broker this year with the addition of two new lenders to their comprehensive secured loan panel; Jigsaw Money & Central Lending.
Matt Tristram, Director of Loans Warehouse stated:
It has been an amazing start to 2011. Historically January is a quiet month for secured loan brokers but this year has been completely different. The demand has always been there but now we are starting to feel, more than ever, that lenders actively want to lend."
"The latest figures released by the FLA would suggest that almost 1 in 20 secured loans that complete, complete through Loans Warehouse. This is a fantastic statistic and one we're all extremely proud of. New lenders like Jigsaw Money & Central Lending are definitely making a difference."
Matt Tristram, Director of Loans Warehouse stated:
It has been an amazing start to 2011. Historically January is a quiet month for secured loan brokers but this year has been completely different. The demand has always been there but now we are starting to feel, more than ever, that lenders actively want to lend."
"The latest figures released by the FLA would suggest that almost 1 in 20 secured loans that complete, complete through Loans Warehouse. This is a fantastic statistic and one we're all extremely proud of. New lenders like Jigsaw Money & Central Lending are definitely making a difference."
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