The Mortgage Bureau Unveils New Website

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire based The Mortgage Bureau is pleased to announce that they have designed and debuted a brand new website for their business. The company has been providing mortgage advice across the whole mortgage market since their founding in 1990.

Andrew Masterson, a representative for The Mortgage Bureau, says, “If you’ve visited our old website, you’ll already know that it was a website from a different era of the internet. Built using old technologies that are not used in today’s digital landscape anymore, the website was difficult to navigate, difficult to maintain, and lots of our blog posts were just hidden and hard to access. In short, it was not a website suitable for what The Mortgage Bureau is today. When we built our new website, we wanted to approach everything differently. We’re proud to say that the brand new website meets all of our expectations and requirements.”

The new website has been built from the ground up with the latest technologies, which puts The Mortgage Bureau neck and neck with any and all modern businesses in terms of their digital presence. The homepage has been completely revamped, making navigation easy for the website’s visitors. Visitors will also find that all of the very helpful blog posts published by the Mortgage Bureau can be easily accessed from the home page, and the list of blog posts will all be automatically updated as new posts are published. According to The Mortgage Bureau, the website is also easier to maintain from the backend, which means that the company can ensure that the website stays up-to-date as new technologies are introduced.

The Mortgage Bureau takes their clients’ needs to heart when providing independent advice, and they work with the goal of building long term relationships. As such, the blog posts the company publishes all contain useful information for those who are struggling with mortgages. A recent blog post, for instance, aims to help mortgage prisoners, people who are having trouble with their mortgage's high interest rates and inflexible terms.

Masterson says, “Most mortgage prisoners are stuck in this situation because their mortgage provider is no longer in the industry, but there are also others who can’t remortgage because they won’t be able to meet the stricter affordability and evidence-of-income criteria. These unfortunate circumstances don’t allow for much negotiation and make people feel like there is nothing they can do to deal with this burden. However, the truth is that there are several things that you can do if you find yourself in such a situation, though it all starts with gathering information on all your options and opportunities by reaching out to a mortgage adviser such as us."

The services provided by The Mortgage Bureau have earned the company many loyal clients. In a recent Google review, Mantas Ramas reports that the company provided, “Excellent service as always. Have been with them for six years. Helpful and very kind staff. Definitely will be back again and again.”

Meanwhile, in another review, Hannah Woods shares that, “The staff at the Mortgage Bureau are always polite and helpful. They have advised and helped us through two remortgages and a new mortgage, assisting us with any problems or issues we have had along the way. Thank you particularly to Andrew, Stephen, Gino and Abi.”

In yet another glowing review, Chris Miller says that they, “Dealt mainly with Steven through the mortgage process. Cannot thank Steven and The Mortgage Bureau enough. The other people in the team I dealt with (Abbie, Gino and Andrew) were fantastic. Would definitely recommend and will be reusing it again in the future. They are very process and quick with these jobs. I implore everyone to at least visit The Mortgage Bureau for advice if they are looking to buy a house.”

Those who want to learn more about The Mortgage Bureau and the various services they provide can find more information on the company’s website. The company also encourages its clients to visit the Peterborough office of The Mortgage Bureau for more information. Additionally, interested parties may get in touch with Andrew Masterson directly via email or phone to follow up on any further inquiries. In addition to their website, The Mortgage Bureau Peterborough maintains a presence on Facebook where they frequently post updates, share blog posts and communicate with their clients.