Conti and Charcol join forces to provide overseas mortgages

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UK overseas mortgage specialist Conti Financial Services and independent mortgage broker Charcol have entered into a partnership to offer financial provision for holiday, investment and retirement properties in over 45 countries.

From 4 June 2008, Conti’s mortgage services are exclusively referred to Charcol clients seeking to purchase properties abroad through Charcol’s website, www.charcol.co.uk. Existing overseas property owners can also benefit from the partnership through Conti’s remortgaging service, available in 15 countries across Europe, Africa and the US. Conti said the market for overseas property remains buoyant despite the current credit crunch. Simon Conn, Conti sales and marketing director, commented: “This is an exciting new partnership, enabling Charcol clients to have access to hundreds of mortgag...

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