TFC to offer £1m in free legals through new intermediary club
TFC Homeloans is offering brokers up to £1m in free legals for remortgage clients over a six-month period.
"Focus is free to brokers and there are no tie-ins. The free legals offer alone can save your clients hundreds of pounds."
The offer is open to brokers signing up to TFC’s new special members’ club, Focus, and is in partnership with law firm Blacks Connect.
Designed for intermediaries and free of charge, membership of Focus will offer a range of advantages to brokers and their clients.
In addition, brokers will receive a priority helpdesk, bespoke support on commercial and development cases, exclusive products and special discounts and commissions.
Managing director of TFC Homeloans, Nigel Payne, said: “Focus is free to brokers and there are no tie-ins. The free legals offer alone can save your clients hundreds of pounds.
“We are offering superior service, better discounts and exclusives, smarter technology and face-to-face lender meetings to those who sign up.
“Our intermediary partners are a key part of TFC’s success and, with Focus, we want to help grow your business too.”
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