Spring Finance increase their loan product range
Spring Finance has increased the maximum size of their secured loan product range to £50,000, report Loan Warehouse.
Spring Finance is one of the most flexible secured loan lenders in the industry. They allow up to 6 months current mortgage arrears, ignore all unsecured credit when calculating income and by increasing its maximum loan from £,35000 to £50000, they now have the largest high adverse loan product in the industry.
Some additional criteria highlights are:
- Available for BOTH Residential or BTL customers
- Max 6 months current arrears
- Any amount of CCJs or Defaults accepted
- Employed or Self Employed available
- Max LTV 65%
Spring Finance has also stated they will look at cases which fall outside terms, on an individual basis.
Matt Tristram, Director at Loans Warehouse, said:
"This is a lender with an appetite to lend, but distribution is limited to only a handful of brokers - we are proud to be one of them. We have completed over £1,000,000 of secured loans with Spring Finance in the last 6 months!"
Some additional criteria highlights are:
- Available for BOTH Residential or BTL customers
- Max 6 months current arrears
- Any amount of CCJs or Defaults accepted
- Employed or Self Employed available
- Max LTV 65%
Spring Finance has also stated they will look at cases which fall outside terms, on an individual basis.
Matt Tristram, Director at Loans Warehouse, said:
"This is a lender with an appetite to lend, but distribution is limited to only a handful of brokers - we are proud to be one of them. We have completed over £1,000,000 of secured loans with Spring Finance in the last 6 months!"
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