Loans Warehouse completes high net worth loan
Secured loan master broker Loans Warehouse has completed its first loan on Shawbrook Bank’s new Larger Loan plan by arranging a secured loan for £190,500 to be used to renovate a property.
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The customer had a £1m interest-only mortgage and approached his mortgage lender for an advance. However, his bank would only allow him to borrow if he opted for a complete re-mortgage. The client knew that losing the interest-only facility would add unnecessary extra costs and therefore, wanted to protect it. He was advised a secured loan would offer a better alternative as they are not tied to the longer term of a mortgage.
Matt Tristram, joint managing director of Loans Warehouse said:
“As more mortgage holders are becoming increasingly restricted in their options, we are seeing an increase in demand from high-net worth borrowers looking to raise capital from their property. When it comes to advising on the best way to raise capital, advisers should really be considering the options a secured loan can provide.
Maeve Ward, Head of Secured Lending at Shawbrook Bank said:
“By taking a secured loan with Shawbrook, the client had the flexibility to complete the renovations whilst leaving his attractive mortgage in place. Loans Warehouse and Shawbrook work closely to manage their client’s expectations and deliver a quick and efficient service. Brokers are at the heart of our business and we work in partnership to continually improve our products and systems.”
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