Smart Money launches incentive scheme
Smart Money, the intermediary focused secured loan distributor, has launched its new Smart Reward incentive scheme for pre-Christmas completions.
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As the huge high street advertising battles commence Smart Money’s Christmas broker incentive scheme means that introducers with be able to earn Smart Reward coins on any DIP, which completes by 5.00pm on Wednesday 17 December 2014.
One coin is awarded for each loan of £25,000+ that completes and can be redeemed against a range of gifts or shopping vouchers. These include iPad Minis, iPad Airs, iPhone 6s, Macbooks and iMacs. Plus a range of gift vouchers for Tesco, M&S, Waitrose or John Lewis.
Paul Crewe, Director at Smart Money, commented:
“Christmas is all about giving and through our innovative Smart Rewards incentive scheme we are offering introducers the potential to add that little bit extra to their Christmas stocking. As we’re already the first port of call for much of the intermediary market when it comes to secured loans it’s just our way of thanking our valued clients for all the support we have received over the course of the year.
“Looking forward, 2015 is sure to be a big year for Smart Money and the secured loans market as a whole. As such, plans are already in the pipeline to make this yet another stand out year via a raft of innovative solutions and support to help introducers secure even greater volume of second charge business.”
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