Vernon launches new mortgage range and Buy for Uni product

Vernon launches new mortgage range and Buy for Uni product


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Stockport’s Vernon Building Society has relaunched its mortgage range to brokers, featuring a wide range of mainstream and specialist lending solutions.

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The new products aim to strengthen the lender’s innovative and common-sense approach to meeting the needs of homebuyers, remortgagors and landlords.

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Its buy-to-let range is accessible to individual landlords and limited companies, and two of its mortgages are available on holiday lets.

The lender has also relaunched its Retirement mortgages, Buy for Uni deals and self-build options alongside its mainstream mortgages.

Brendan Crowshaw, head of mortgage and savings distribution at Vernon Building Society, comments: “We’re an experienced buy-to-let lender and these new products will provide more landlords with specialist borrowing solutions.”

“Feedback from our broker partners highlighted increasingly diverse borrowing needs in the buy-to-let sector. We’ve adapted our range to meet those needs, while retaining our flexible approach to lending.”

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