Together launches cross-charge regulated bridging

Specialist lender Together has enhanced its regulated bridging product range with the introduction of cross-charging, which will enable homeowners to leverage any equity in their current property.


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Wednesday 11th January 2017

Together Gary Bailey

"The ability to cross-charge offers customers more flexibility, so that they can utilise equity in both their current and new property, which very much ties in with our common sense lending philosophy."

Customers will now have the ability to secure finance against two properties, with a remortgage on the new property now an accepted exit strategy, when alongside the sale of the existing property. Proceeds of inheritance and sale of property also remain accepted repayment strategies.

All Together’s bridging loans are roll-up products, with rates starting from 0.65% a month.

Gary Bailey, sales director at Together, said: “We’ve made a number of changes to our criteria for regulated bridging loans, based on feedback from our broker partners. The ability to cross-charge offers customers more flexibility, so that they can utilise equity in both their current and new property, which very much ties in with our common sense lending philosophy. In addition we’ll now accept remortgage as a repayment strategy when an additional security is being used – offering the customer a ‘part and part’ repayment strategy when combined with the sale of another property.

“We offer regulated bridging through our intermediaries and are now working with even more packagers, following our successful pilot programme. Applications are submitted via our online broker portal, with a new simplified user journey to ensure it’s quick and easy. Our aim is to ensure that our products are in line with customers’ needs and that we support our broker partners as much as possible, and take their feedback into account, which is what these changes are all about.”

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Rozi Jones Editor Editor
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