Blemain Finance make changes to lending criteria
Norton Finance is pleased to announce that its unique lender, Blemain Finance, has made several criteria changes.
Norton Finance is pleased to announce the following changes with its unique lender Blemain Finance:
- Lending now up to £500,000
- LTV’s now to 77.50%
- Unlimited Adverse Plan now available
- No Minimum Property Valuation
- Now Lending to Ex-Bankrupt & IVA Clients
Scott Thorpe, Broker Liaison Officer from Norton Finance, said:
"We are delighted with these changes made by Blemain Finance. The huge increase in lending on Secured Loans from £100,000 to £500,000 is a major improvement along with a reduction in their nominal rate to 10.95%.
"This makes it a great alternative to a borrower who is either currently tied into a mortgage with a high Early Repayment Charge or who has a low Standard Variable Rate and doesn’t want to move away from this.
"This makes it a hat-rick of changes by three major lenders within the past week showing that the Secured Loan Market is on the up and the perfect alternative to a remortgage.”
- Lending now up to £500,000
- LTV’s now to 77.50%
- Unlimited Adverse Plan now available
- No Minimum Property Valuation
- Now Lending to Ex-Bankrupt & IVA Clients
Scott Thorpe, Broker Liaison Officer from Norton Finance, said:
"We are delighted with these changes made by Blemain Finance. The huge increase in lending on Secured Loans from £100,000 to £500,000 is a major improvement along with a reduction in their nominal rate to 10.95%.
"This makes it a great alternative to a borrower who is either currently tied into a mortgage with a high Early Repayment Charge or who has a low Standard Variable Rate and doesn’t want to move away from this.
"This makes it a hat-rick of changes by three major lenders within the past week showing that the Secured Loan Market is on the up and the perfect alternative to a remortgage.”
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