SDKA launches £1,000 valuation offer
While England remains in the World Cup, any residential applications submitted will have the valuation fee refunded.
Bridging lender, SDKA, is celebrating England’s progression to the knockout stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a new offer.
While England remains in the competition, any residential applications submitted during the promotional period will have the valuation fee refunded up to the value of £500 payable upon completion of the loan. If the Three Lions go all the way and win the competition, this offer will increase to up to £1,000.
SDKA offers products on residential, semi-commercial and commercial properties across England, Wales and Scotland. The lender offers fixed interest rates from 0.84% per calendar month up to a maximum LTV of 75%.
Kunal Mehta, managing director of SDKA, said: “As England marches into the knockout stages we wanted to launch a winning offer of our own to our broker partners, their clients and direct customers.
“No VAR here, we will refund up to £500 against residential valuations for applications submitted while England are in the competition, regardless of the completion date, and this will increase to £1,000 when, not if, the Three Lions go all the way to the victory podium.
“It's our way of celebrating the nation's success, promoting positivity and supporting customers at the same time."
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