PosSol expands Mortgage Club scope

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IFA partners with Positive Solutions can now refer complex equity release and long-term care cases to specialist brokers, and receive a share of the commission, after the company enhanced its Mortgage Club service.

The company has also added commercial loans and commercial property insurance to its in-house Masterbroker specialist referral service. Any of Positive Solutions' 1,700 partner IFAs can now refer complex cases in these areas to Masterbroker and still benefit from a share of the adviser remuneration. Launched earlier this year, the service enables IFAs to refer a wide range of specialist mortgage and mortgage-related business to the Masterbroker team who Positive Solutions says are experts in placing complex or non-standard business. Positive Solutions says it benefits from the ar...

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