Pepper Money
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Location
Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom, Europe
Region: England
Country: GB
Continent: Europe
About
Pepper Money is a UK-based specialist lender offering a range of first charge and second charge mortgages through broker partners. With operations across Cardiff, London, and Manchester, the company emphasizes a human approach to underwriting, looking beyond credit scores to consider individual circumstances. It serves borrowers such as first-time buyers, home movers, landlords, and customers who may be overlooked by high street lenders, providing solutions tailored to varied needs."
Pepper Money is a UK-based specialist lender that provides first and second charge mortgages through broker partners. The company serves borrowers including first-time buyers, home movers, and landlords, often focusing on customers overlooked by high street lenders. It emphasizes personalized underwriting to assess individual circumstances beyond standard credit scores.
Pepper Money Limited
2015
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Finance
Categories
Funding & Financials
private
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
Residential Mortgages: Loans provided to individuals for purchasing or remortgaging residential properties, including first-time buyers and home movers.
Buy to Let Mortgages: Mortgages designed for landlords to purchase or remortgage rental properties, including options for limited companies.
Second Charge Mortgages: Loans secured against a property that already has a primary mortgage, used for additional borrowing or debt consolidation.
Homeowner Loans: Secured loans for homeowners to fund expenses like home improvements, debt consolidation, or major life events.
First Homes Mortgages: Mortgages supporting the government First Homes scheme, enabling eligible buyers to purchase new build homes at a discount.
Right to Buy Mortgages: Mortgages for eligible tenants to purchase their council or housing association homes under the Right to Buy scheme.
