OpenMoney partners with Iress to create new advice service

Launching 2020

Sophie King
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OpenMoney has partnered with technology firm Iress to launch an advice service for current and would-be homeowners.

The digital adviser said the new service will help address the advice gap faced by homeowners. When launched, the service will ensure every advised customer receives a full recommendation for a mortgage, alongside a suite of accompanying products and services, within minutes. This will make OpenMoney the first provider to offer both mortgage and protection advice online. OpenMoney head of mortgages James Brocklebank said: "When we launch next year, we're committed to offering a full-service package, with holistic advice for would-be homeowners available when they need it. "What ...

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