Pepper Money supports new Broker Boost Initiative
The Initiative offers educational content and workshops to brokers.

Pepper Money has signed up to support the new Broker Boost Initiative.
Broker Boost Initiative, launched in August, provides educational content and workshops for brokers to help them navigate a demanding and tricky market.
Pepper Money already has its “Be More You” campaign and this new initiative will help the specialist lender to further support brokers through the delivery of thought leadership to aid broker business growth and diversification.
Jeff Knight, founder of the Broker Boost Initiative, said: “It is exciting to have Pepper Money on board so soon after launch. They got the concept instantly. And as a brand they really do want to demonstrate they care about brokers and want to help through some educational content and workshops. As they say, there are three types of companies: those that makes things happen, those that watch things happen and those that wonder what happened. Pepper is clearly in the first camp.”
Phil Green, marketing director at Pepper Money, commented: “At Pepper Money, we’re here to help mortgage brokers fulfil their ambitions by helping more customers to achieve their goals. We take a human approach to decision-making and want to extend this by being human and helpful to brokers through this great Broker Boost Initiative. We want brokers to succeed in helping every customer they encounter and our latest Specialist Lending Study shows that there’s growing demand from those customers whose circumstances could see a mortgage application rejected by a high street lender. Our thought leadership content will equip brokers with the skills they need to identify those customers and deliver them with excellent service and great outcomes.”

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