Independent Mortgage Broker in Cambridge
UPDATE 19 March 2020 – we’re open for business, even if it’s not quite ‘as usual’ as some of us are working at home, but we can help if you have an enquiry.
FREE consultation and advice throughout the process.
We have access to the whole of the lender market to find you the best deal.
At Turney & Associates you will receive a warm welcome whether you are a first time buyer or an experienced home owner. We pride ourselves on our customer service and always welcome feedback or suggestions for improvement from our clients. Nothing gives us more pleasure than a successful transaction.
Turney and Associates provide mortgage advice and broker services to the Cambridge area, East of England, Home Counties, Midlands, London and the South of England. As we can discuss things over the phone and email, many of our services can be provided across the UK, so please don’t hesitate to contact us to see how we can help you access the best mortgages available.
- We have access to hundreds of mortgages throughout the UK and will be able to help in most situations.
- We are able to source exclusive deals not available on the High Street or online.
- Whatever your circumstances Turney & Associates can find the most suitable mortgage deal for you.
- When you talk to us you talk to experts.
- We take pride in our friendly no fuss approach to getting the best deal for you.
Call us now on 01223 329666 or request a call back.
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What our customers say
Thank you very much for your support and assistance throughout, you have been excellent with giving clear and efficient advice and guidance and I shall be recommending you to others.
I would like to thank you for your prompt and professional services in finding our mortgage. We will recommend you.
Thanks again!
I just wanted to say a big thank you for helping us arrange our new mortgage. You’ve been so helpful and really made the whole process very easy.
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