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Ceta joins SimplyBiz Mortgages' insurance panel
We’re delighted to welcome Ceta Insurance to the panel!
SimplyBiz Mortgages launches summer 'Festival of Learning'
In keeping with the festival theme, the events will be broken down into four key areas and hosted on various ‘stages’; MemberFest: Nichebusters, the Golden Years Stage, the Mutuality Matters Zone and the Complex Chill Out Area
Paragon buy-to-let range added to SimplyBiz Mortgages panel
SimplyBiz Mortgages CEO, Martin Reynolds, commented “Now more than ever, it’s vital that advisers and brokers have access to a wide range of high-quality products, and I am committed to further enhancing and growing the panel wherever I feel we can add value to our membership.”
Innovation in later life lending
SimplyBiz Mortgages Head of Strategic Development, Richard Merrett, spoke to FT Adviser about market innovation in part of its comprehensive guide to later life lending.
SimplyBiz Group to continue contactless valuations
CEO of SimplyBiz Mortgages, Martin Reynolds, on why variety and innovation in valuations are so vital to the sustainability of the sector
Could virtual property valuations become the new normal?
The SimplyBiz Group has come up with a system that allows homeowners to give chartered surveyors a virtual tour of their home without breaching social distancing guidelines
SimplyBiz Group launches zero contact property valuations
The service offers an enhanced remote valuation, a virtual enhanced valuation and an enhanced external valuation
The product transfer vs remortgage conundrum
After receiving a number of queries at events, SimplyBiz Mortgage's Steven Howard examines the product transfer vs remortgage conundrum
How can mortgage brokers cope during the COVID19 crisis?
SimplyBiz Mortgages CEO, Martin Reynolds, on how mortgage advisers are faring during the COVID19 crisis.
Giving mortgage advice in a non-face-to-face world
With potentially fewer people wanting or requesting direct personal contact due to the pandemic, how can mortgage advice firms adapt from their traditional face-to-face method of delivery?