
Second Charge
Together sees rise in second charge loans as homeowners make improvements
Together has seen a rise in second charge loans as homeowners make improvements in preparation for 2022.

Together has seen a rise in second charge loans as homeowners make improvements in preparation for 2022.

A potential change to affordability checks by the Bank of England may further inflate a housing bubble, pushing house prices to unsustainable levels, specialist lender Together has warned.

Together has increased its maximum loan sizes across unregulated bridging and buy-to-let ranges.

Together Financial Services saw its loan book grow to £4.2bn in the quarter ended September 30.

Following significant demand, the amount of the offering was increased from £100m to £120m.

Research by broker forum, cherryplc.co.uk, has identified brokers’ top lenders for borrowers with adverse credit.
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