TrigoldCrystal go International with Connect Overseas on Broker Websites
TrigoldCrystal are partnering with Connect Overseas to provide clients a sourcing feature for overseas mortgages on their websites.
Connect Overseas join a growing list of partners who provide sourcing and application facilities on TrigoldCrystal broker websites to help mortgage brokers attract more business by promoting various services through their sites.
The plug-in itself will give users access to over 300 mortgage products from over 30 countries making it one of the most comprehensive overseas sourcing tools available.
When cases complete, each originating firm is paid a high proportion of the commission thereby booking revenue with little or no effort required from the broker.
David Thompson, Sales and Marketing Director at TrigoldCrystal, said:
“We are very pleased to be working with Connect Overseas on our website service. With Connect on board we have an even wider range of product lines on our broker websites.
"The Connect service is one which will be greeted with great enthusiasm by brokers and we look forward to making the new feature available to new and existing website clients – it will come as part of the package for all clients taking our Premium site option.
"We’ll be adding even more tools to our websites over the coming months to make it even easier for brokers to earn by being online.
"And let’s not forget; these earning opportunities are considerable. For example, Connect Overseas pays a 25% share of the client’s offer fee as well as lender commission for introducing the client.”
Liz Syms, Managing Director at Connect Overseas, added:
“Although Overseas Mortgages remains partially a specialist area, by working with TrigoldCrystal we are hoping to bring Overseas Mortgages to the attention of the mainstream broker.
"We also want to show these brokers that by having a trusted and reliable partner for Overseas Mortgages it can bring more opportunities to serve their clients in a growing market.”
The plug-ins now offered by TrigoldCrystal for websites now includes Best Buy Mortgage Tables, Mortgage Search, Protection Quotes, GI Quotes, Secured Loan Quotes, Conveyancing Quotes, and now Overseas Mortgage Search.
The plug-in itself will give users access to over 300 mortgage products from over 30 countries making it one of the most comprehensive overseas sourcing tools available.
When cases complete, each originating firm is paid a high proportion of the commission thereby booking revenue with little or no effort required from the broker.
David Thompson, Sales and Marketing Director at TrigoldCrystal, said:
“We are very pleased to be working with Connect Overseas on our website service. With Connect on board we have an even wider range of product lines on our broker websites.
"The Connect service is one which will be greeted with great enthusiasm by brokers and we look forward to making the new feature available to new and existing website clients – it will come as part of the package for all clients taking our Premium site option.
"We’ll be adding even more tools to our websites over the coming months to make it even easier for brokers to earn by being online.
"And let’s not forget; these earning opportunities are considerable. For example, Connect Overseas pays a 25% share of the client’s offer fee as well as lender commission for introducing the client.”
Liz Syms, Managing Director at Connect Overseas, added:
“Although Overseas Mortgages remains partially a specialist area, by working with TrigoldCrystal we are hoping to bring Overseas Mortgages to the attention of the mainstream broker.
"We also want to show these brokers that by having a trusted and reliable partner for Overseas Mortgages it can bring more opportunities to serve their clients in a growing market.”
The plug-ins now offered by TrigoldCrystal for websites now includes Best Buy Mortgage Tables, Mortgage Search, Protection Quotes, GI Quotes, Secured Loan Quotes, Conveyancing Quotes, and now Overseas Mortgage Search.
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