Castle Trust
Latest news
Front Events acquires Scottish Expo
27 Mar 2014
Front Events, the events company behind Financial Services Expo, has announced its acquisition of the Blimey! Loans Mortgage and Finance Expo Scotland.
Lenderquote chooses to launch secured loan sourcing system at FSE
27 Sep 2013
Lenderquote, the award-winning software used by master broker Promise Solutions, is now making its systems available to loan packaging brokers.
Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne to open FSE 2013
25 Sep 2013
Duncan Bannatyne, one of the UK’s most successful entrepreneurs, will be swapping the Dragons’ Den for seven adviser zones when he opens the Financial Services Expo on the 1st October.
Who should attend?
You, the Intermediary. Whether you specialise in advising mortgages, protection, buy to let, or alternative lending, The Financial Services Expo is a free event for advisors across the UK.
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Our next event
Our next exhibition is FSE London, on the 24th & 25th September 2014, held at the prestigious Old Billingsgate market in Central London – Learn More about Old Billingsgate
About Castle Trust
Castle Trust is an innovative new company that launched in October 2012. It offers the imaginative Partnership Mortgage and a HouSA Tracker.
The Partnership Mortgage offers intermediaries new solutions to old problems. It is perfect for those intermediaries who see themselves as their clients' problem solver.
One way in which intermediaries use the Partnership Mortgage is for equity withdrawal. With this facility, intermediaries can help clients take equity from their home to pay for school fees, use as a form of investment, help fund a child's house deposit and give invaluable help for those going through divorce. It can also be a great tool for IHT and can be a way to help convert an interest only mortgage to a repayment mortgage.
In fact, there are many ways this unique product can help intermediaries help their clients.
Castle Trust also offers a HouSA Tracker product. Clients can invest for income or growth. The returns will outperform the Halifax Property Price Index.
