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Visitors to Moneyfacts.co.uk that want to know more about equity release can now access the skilled and experienced advisers at HUB Financial Solutions, in an agreement announced today by the two companies.
HUB Financial Services will provide a comprehensive Equity Release Advice Service. Customers using the service can expect to receive a full fact-find to get a complete picture of their financial situation and to make sure that all opportunities to earn income from State benefits have been fully explored and utilised. The review also explores alternatives to equity release to see if these might meet the needs of the customer better. If equity release is suitable then HUB will recommend products to the customer.
Simon Gray, Managing Director of HUB Financial Solutions, commented:
“We are delighted that Moneyfacts has chosen HUB Financial Solutions to provide equity release advice services to their customers.
“To be selected by an organisation which has an outstanding reputation within the industry for providing price comparisons via their website is a strong endorsement of our reputation and service quality.”
Michelle Monck, Head of Digital at Moneyfacts, commented:
“Moneyfacts.co.uk is delighted to announce HUB Financial Solutions as our provider for equity release services. From today our site visitors will be able to raise their questions and find out more about equity release by speaking with experienced and highly trained advisors at HUB Financial Solutions.
“This new link to HUB Financial Solutions is especially important as a significant proportion of our site visitors are the over-50s looking to get the best financial outcome, including from their property.”
Those looking at equity release can find out more in our guide to how equity release works.
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