Morrow UKCompetitor researchOctober 2026 shoot

Nobody in UK secured lending is putting real people on camera. That is Morrow's opening.

We looked at 20+ brokers and lenders across bridging, remortgage and second charge: their Meta ads, landing pages, lead forms, video and organic content. The category runs on anonymous UGC actors, voiceover calculators and long quiz funnels. Morrow's own UGC ad already beats its static by about 18% on CPL. The shoot should push that further, and a few funnel and compliance gaps need closing first.

£13.11
Morrow UGC CPL, last 30 days, vs £15.94 for the concepts ad
395 days
Longest run of the market's top UGC homeowner-loan batch
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UK competitors found using a named adviser answering real questions on Meta
5 Nov
Next Bank of England decision. 3 of 9 voted to raise in September
01

The brief

Where Morrow sits. Morrow is a whole-of-market broker (trading name of 21Finance Ltd, part of the Kuflink Group) selling mortgages, bridging, secured loans and protection to consumers. Its site is clean but generic: "Enquire today" on every product, a 3-question calculator, weekday-only phone hours, no reviews and no speed promises. Its Meta account runs Instant Form lead ads, and the UGC creative is the clear winner.

Who it is up against. The real Meta competition is not the big names. Mojo, Habito, L&C, Loans Warehouse, Clifton and Together barely show up in paid social. The Meta feed is owned by lead-gen operators: Andrew Jensen / MortgageSavingsExpert (275 ads, 57 live), KIS Loans (760 ads, 41 live) and RemortgageSaver (587 ads, 36 live) in remortgage and secured lending, and a crowd of small brokers in bridging. The big brands win on search with review volume (4.5 to 4.9 on Trustpilot, up to 18,528 reviews) and slick funnels.

What is working. One template dominates: a phone-shot homeowner asks a worried question ("My fixed rate ends next month... got credit cards on top, what do I do?"), finds a free 30-second check, gets one lower payment, with "no credit score impact". Andrew Jensen has run versions of it for over a year and is now scaling a worked-numbers version (£1,303 a month down to about £800).

Where the whitespace is. (1) A real, named, FCA-regulated adviser answering real customer questions, which nobody does. (2) Consumer bridging scenarios on Meta, served only by small brokers. (3) Second charge framed as "keep your cheap fix", which directly counters the flood of "your fix is ending" ads. (4) Honest, Consumer Duty-proof advice ("when consolidating is not right"), which the FCA's March 2026 review all but invites.

The threat. Competitor funnels qualify far harder than Morrow's before the phone rings (deal end date, property value, mortgage balance, credit band, even SMS verification). Morrow's cheap leads are likely less qualified. The shoot should pair new creative with a smarter Instant Form, or the extra volume will not convert.

02

Fix before filming

These showed up on Morrow's own pages during the audit. The first three are compliance risks and should go to Morrow's compliance lead before any new creative drives traffic.

Compliance
Second charge and homeowner loan pages show "from 5.89%" with no APRC

MCOB 3A.5.1R requires a representative example with the APRC at least as prominent as any rate shown. Every competitor shows one (Loan.co.uk 10.42%, KIS 9.595%, Central Trust 13.1%, Evolution 21.82%). Morrow's pages say "Excludes fees" and nothing else.

Compliance
Debt consolidation is sold without the standard risk lines

Pages promise to "potentially lower your interest costs" but carry no "think carefully before securing other debts against your home" and no "may extend the term and increase the total repaid" warning. All six second charge competitors use both. The FCA's 12 Mar 2026 review criticised exactly this: "focusing on payment reductions without explaining total cost increases".

Compliance
Remortgage page advertises "rates from 3.96%", last updated 21/05/2026

Average 2-year fixes are now about 5.69% (Mojo data on Uswitch, 28 Sep). A stale headline rate is a financial promotion risk. Update or remove before ads point there.

Framing
Bridging "from 6.6%" is quoted yearly while the whole market quotes monthly

6.6% a year is 0.55% a month, exactly what UK Property Finance and bridgingloans.co.uk headline. Morrow looks more expensive than it is. The page also shows a monthly repayment table while the small print says interest is rolled up. Pick one story.

Proof
No Trustpilot profile for Morrow

Parent brand 21Finance has 4.5 from 14 reviews. Competitors lead with review counts: Loan.co.uk 3,226, Loans Warehouse 1,040, Mojo 10,560, Habito 10,959, L&C 18,528, Clifton 374. Start an automated review invite after every completion now, so there is a number to show by November.

Access
Phone lines are Mon to Fri, 9am to 5.30pm

UK Property Finance is "open 7 days till late" and "usually responds within minutes". KIS is 8am to 10pm, 7 days. Clifton adds WhatsApp and live chat. Meta leads arrive evenings and weekends. At minimum, add a WhatsApp option and an evening callback slot, and say so in the ads.

03

The field, product by product

Morrow is the highlighted first row in each table. "Not found" means we looked and it was not public.

Bridging loans

CompanyHeadline promiseRate / LTVSpeed claimReviewsLead captureVideo
MorrowBroker"Find fast, flexible finance when timing matters"6.6% a year
75% LTV		NoneNone3-question calculator, then contactNone on page
Clifton Private FinanceBrokerGuide-led SEO page, 8 award badges0.51%/mo
~75% LTV		DIP 24 to 48h, "11 working days" case4.9 · 374WhatsApp, live chat, booking, calculatorCase studies titled by £ and scenario (top one 69k views)
UK Property FinanceBroker, owns bridgingloans.co.uk"A Tailored Quote in as Little as 24 Hours"0.55%/mo
70 to 80% LTV		DIP in 1 to 2 days, "respond within minutes"4.9 · 3144 fields, soft search first, open 7 daysSelf-hosted explainer
KIS FinanceBroker"£50k to £500m, 1 to 24 months"0.53%/mo
75 to 80% LTV		Quote in 1 to 2 hours4.97 · 310
Reviews.co.uk		Cost calculator, then a 20+ field application2014 explainers
TogetherDirect lender"We know that you're more than a credit score"0.83%/mo
75% LTV		Funds in as little as 24 hours4.5 · 2,3992-step modal to callback bookingMyth-busting shorts
Enness GlobalBroker, HNW"Bridging Finance Broker", CEO byline0.45 to 1.5%/mo
80% LTV		"As little as 24 hours"4.8 · 2364-field contact form, PDF guidesWebinars, cost explainer
Small Meta brokersBritish Bridging Direct, justbridging, Tapton, Boxx"It will go to whoever moves fastest"0.55 to 0.62%/mo"Approved in 24 hours", "7-day completion"Mostly noneIn-feed forms, 4-field sites19 to 48s videos, adviser-to-camera

Angles every bridging player uses: auction 28-day deadline, chain break, buy before you sell, refurbish then refinance, unmortgageable property, below market value, downsizing, overseas homes. Probate did not appear as a headline angle anywhere.

Remortgage

CompanyHeadline promiseRate-drop promiseFirst questionReviewsFeesVideo
MorrowBroker"Make your mortgage work harder for you"None"Residential or Buy To Let?"NoneCommitment and broker fees may applyUGC on Meta
MojoFintech broker"Your online remortgage broker"Best Rate Promise, re-checks to completionReason, then value, balance, lender, deal end4.8 · 10,560FreeMinimal (13 YT subs)
HabitoMonzo since Apr 2026"No paperwork, no stress and no fees"Mortgage tracking dashboard"When does your fixed term end?"4.9 · 10,959FreeFirst-time buyer shorts
TemboFintech broker"Save Up To £439 Per Month"RateCheck: applies 6 months early, resubmits if rates fallPurchase or remortgage, income, value4.8 · 7,878"Fee-free" headline, £499 to £749 in small printBase-rate day TV clips, customer films
L&CLargest fee-free broker"Fee free mortgage advice"Mortgage Minder reminders"When does your current deal end?"4.6 · 18,528FreeNew puppet mascot "Lucy", prize draw to 14 Oct
RemortgageSaverLead-gen introducer"Free 30-Second Mortgage Assessment"NoneTiming, then reasonNot verified"100% free"12 to 15s motion ads
Andrew Jensen / MSELead-gen, Meta leader"Free 30-second assessment, no credit score impact"NoneLanding page quizNot foundNot stated in adsUGC selfie and two-person skits, 40 to 60s

Second charge and homeowner loans

CompanyHeadline promiseAPRC shownCredit reassuranceReviewsEquity asked before contactVideo
MorrowBroker"Raise funds without changing your mortgage"NoNot statedNoneNoUGC on Meta
Loan.co.ukBroker"Secured Loans Made Simple, Save £1,000s"10.42%"Credit score friendly"4.9 · 3,226Not visibleNone
Loans WarehouseBroker since 2006"Poor credit & arrears accepted"Not on page"Quote won't affect your credit score"4.9 · 1,040YesNone
KIS LoansBroker, most active on Meta"Homeowner Loans £15k to £1m from 4.91%"9.595%Arrears, CCJs, defaults named0 on TrustpilotYes, and shows result with no contact detailsVoiceover calculator explainers
Norton FinanceBroker plus lender"Borrow differently"Not on pageSoft checks, "all credit histories"4.8 · 215No (6-step form)Historic TV ad
Evolution MoneySubprime lender"Secured homeowner loans from 5k"21.82%"Not solely on your credit score"4.1 · 697Purpose first2019 brand film
Selina FinanceFintech lender, HELOC"The UK's most flexible secured lending"Loads client-sideHard search only after eligibility4.8 · 675Yes, with equity visualNone
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What is winning on Meta

Pulled from the Foreplay ad index and the UK Meta Ad Library on 28 Sep. Days running is a strong proxy for what converts: nobody keeps paying for a loser for four months. Morrow itself is not yet indexed in Foreplay.

Still liveEndedBar length is days running, on a 0 to 500 day scale

Scripts that are working, in their own words

"My fixed rate ends next month and rates are nowhere near what I locked in at. Got credit cards on top, what do I do?"

Andrew Jensen / MSE · UGC selfie, 41s · 152 days, live

"They get the letter from their bank and they sign it. They never look at what else is out there."

Andrew Jensen / MSE · two-person Q&A, 48s · 137 days, live

"Take a real homeowner with 20 grand of credit cards. They cost him £770 per month and the mortgage another £533."

Andrew Jensen / MSE · worked example, 59s · new, 4 variants live

"If you're doing your first remortgage, please be careful. This is where homeowners lose money."

British Mortgages Direct · talking head, 42s · 82 days, live

"Instant results without even entering your name, email address or phone number."

KIS Loans · voiceover calculator demo · ran 226 days

"Buying below market value? Your finance needs to be just as sharp."

justbridging.loans · bridging, Meta Ad Library · live

The pattern

Hooks that last

  • The fixed rate ending is the trigger ("Did you last fix in 2021?"). The 2021 five-year cohort is maturing now.
  • A confused homeowner's question, never a broker pitch.
  • Reframe the pain: "What's costing you more, your mortgage or everything around it?"
  • The bank-loyalty mistake: signing the product transfer letter without looking.
  • Worked pound figures, now being scaled.

Formats and offers

  • Phone-shot UGC selfies and two-person skits, 40 to 60s. Longer than you would expect.
  • Motion-graphic calculator demos with no voice.
  • "Free 30-second check", "no credit score impact", "no obligation" in almost every ad.
  • Every competitor sends traffic to a landing page or quiz. Morrow's Instant Form is unusual here, and it is probably part of why its CPL is low.
  • Risk warnings sit in the primary text, not behind "see more", in line with FCA FG24/1.

A note on bridging: Foreplay indexes no UK consumer bridging lead ads, but the Meta Ad Library shows about 59 active "bridging loan" ads, almost all from small brokers (British Bridging Direct, Tapton, Boxx, justbridging). None of the big bridging brokers appeared in text searches, so on Meta the space is served but not owned.

05

Funnels, forms and friction

The best funnels ask cheap questions first, qualify on timing and equity, and give something back before asking for a phone number. Morrow asks the least of anyone, so it gets the cheapest and probably the least-qualified leads.

Morrow3 steps · low
  1. Loan type or mortgage type
  2. Are you a homeowner?
  3. How much do you want to borrow?
Then a contact form. No timing, equity or credit asked.
Habito3 taps · low
  1. How can we help?
  2. Live in it or let it out?
  3. When does your fixed term end?
Under 6 months: straight to sign-up. Later: tracker nurture.
L&C Mortgage Minder5 steps · low
  1. When does your deal end?
  2. Original loan amount
  3. Current lender
  4. Current rate
  5. Contact details
Inside 6 months, it interrupts: "start looking now".
RemortgageSaver~18 taps · high
  1. Homeowner? Buying?
  2. When, and why remortgage
  3. Value and balance sliders
  4. Term, postcode, income
  5. Other debts, consolidate them?
  6. Credit band, adverse credit
Fake "calculating" screen, then name, email, phone and SMS code.
Selinaprogressive · medium
  1. Amount and term
  2. Homeowner (knock-out)
  3. Property value
  4. Mortgage balance
  5. What is it for?
Soft search until eligible. Identity last.
KIS Loanscalculator · low
  1. Amount and term
  2. Property value
  3. Mortgage balance
  4. Credit: good, average, poor
Shows the result with no contact details. Callback is optional.

Recommended Instant Form order for Morrow

Keep the Instant Form (it is working), but add 3 or 4 one-tap multiple-choice questions so every lead arrives with timing and equity. Use "Higher intent" form type and test against the current form for two weeks before switching fully.

Remortgage
Timing is the qualifier and the urgency.
1
When does your current deal end?Already ended · 0 to 6 months · 6 to 12 · 12+
2
What matters most?Lower payment · Borrow more · Clear other debts · Not sure
3
Rough property valueBands
4
Rough mortgage balanceBands
5
Name, phone, emailPrefilled by Meta
Second charge
Purpose first, then equity and credit.
1
What is it for?Home improvements · Pay off other borrowing · Big life cost · Other
2
Are you happy with your current mortgage rate?Yes, keep it · No · Not sure
3
Property value and mortgage balanceTwo band questions
4
How would you describe your credit?Good · Some missed payments · CCJs or defaults
5
Name, phone, emailPrefilled by Meta
Bridging
Scenario and deadline decide the call priority.
1
What is the bridge for?Auction · Chain break / buy before sell · Refurb · Other
2
When do you need the funds?Under 2 weeks · 2 to 4 weeks · 1 to 3 months
3
Loan size£50k to 150k · 150 to 500k · 500k+
4
How will you repay it?Sale · Refinance · Other
5
Name, phone, emailPrefilled by Meta

Borrow for the website

  • Replace "Enquire today" with a specific promise: "Check your new rate in 60 seconds" or "See what you could borrow".
  • KIS model: show an indicative range before asking for contact details.
  • L&C / Habito model: people outside the 6-month window get a reminder, not a sales call.
  • A trust line next to every CTA: whole of market, qualified adviser, and "won't affect your credit score" if the first check is a soft search.

Borrow for speed to lead

  • Call within 5 minutes during hours. UKPF sells "we usually respond within minutes".
  • WhatsApp as a second channel (Clifton), plus evening callback slots.
  • Consider SMS verification on web forms (RemortgageSaver) to cut fake numbers.
  • Publish the fee structure (Norton publishes "up to 12.5%, capped at £4,950"). After the FCA review, transparency is itself a selling point.
06

The October shot list

Eight scripts, built on what the evidence says works and aimed at the gaps nobody is filling. Film each body once with 3 alternative hook lines, so the edit can produce 20+ ad variants from one day. All vertical 9:16, with a 4:5 safe area.

S1RemortgageUGC selfie45 to 60s
"My fix ends next month. What do I actually do?"
Morrow's version of the market's longest-running template, told by a real customer or UGC creator.

Hook options

  • "My fixed rate ends next month and I've had a letter from my bank. Do I just sign it?"
  • "Did you fix in 2021? This is for you."
  • "I nearly rolled onto my lender's variable rate. Here's what stopped me."

Beats

  1. The worry, in one line, with the bank letter in shot.
  2. "I asked a broker to check the whole market instead."
  3. What happened: the outcome, with a real figure only if true.
  4. "It took a couple of minutes on my phone."
  5. CTA: "Tap below, tell them when your deal ends."
End cardYour home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Morrow is a broker, not a lender. Fees may apply.
S2Remortgage + second chargeCustomer asks, adviser answers45 to 60s
"Ask a Morrow adviser": real questions, a named expert
The gap in the market. Competitors use actors pretending to be experts. Morrow can put a real, FCA-regulated adviser on camera.

Question set to film

  • "Should I remortgage or take a second charge loan?"
  • "Can I remortgage 6 months early?"
  • "Is my bank's renewal offer a good deal?"
  • "My credit isn't perfect. Is there any point?"

Beats

  1. Customer asks on a phone video (duet or split screen).
  2. Adviser, name and title on screen: straight answer in 3 sentences.
  3. "It depends on X. Here's how we'd check."
  4. CTA: "Send us your question" or "Tap below for a free check".
Production noteShoot 8 to 10 questions with the same adviser in one setup. This becomes the organic series too (see 07).
S3Second chargeTalking head or UGC30 to 45s
"Locked in at a low rate? Don't touch it."
Nobody leads with this. It turns every "your fix is ending" ad in the feed into a reason to call Morrow instead.

Hook options

  • "Locked in at 1.8% until 2028? Don't remortgage to borrow more."
  • "Need £30k for the extension but don't want to lose your mortgage rate?"
  • "Breaking your fix to borrow could cost you an early repayment charge. There's another way."

Beats

  1. The dilemma: a good rate, and a need for money.
  2. The idea: a second charge sits alongside your mortgage.
  3. Honest line: "It's not always cheaper. That's what we check."
  4. CTA: "Tap below and tell us what it's for."
End cardThink carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it. Borrowing over a longer term may increase the total amount you repay.
S4Second chargeUGC, purpose-split40 to 50s
"The roof, the kitchen, the cards"
Evolution and Selina open their forms with purpose. Mirror that with a 6-second opener per purpose, all leading into one body.

Hook options

  • "The quote for the roof came in at £18,000."
  • "We'd been saving for the kitchen for three years. Then we didn't have to wait."
  • "Four cards, four due dates, and I couldn't keep up."

Beats

  1. Purpose hook, shot in the real space (loft, kitchen, kitchen table with bills).
  2. "A broker looked at my options, including ones I didn't know about."
  3. Outcome with no payment-cut promise unless it is paired with the total-cost line.
  4. CTA.
ComplianceAfter the FCA's March 2026 review, never lead with "cut your payments by X%". If a payment figure appears, the total-cost warning appears in the same frame.
S5BridgingScenario story30 to 45s
"We found the house before we'd sold ours"
Consumer bridging has no strong brand on Meta. Clifton's case-study format (amount and days in the title) is the proof style to copy.

Hook options

  • "Our buyer pulled out two weeks before completion."
  • "We found our forever home. Ours hadn't even gone on the market."
  • "£325k bridge. 11 working days." (on-screen, only with a real Morrow case)

Beats

  1. The moment of panic.
  2. What a bridge is, in one sentence.
  3. The exit: "Once ours sold, the loan was repaid."
  4. CTA: "Tell us what you need and when."
End cardYour home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments. Bridging loans are short-term and you need a clear way to repay.
S6BridgingCountdown motion + adviser20 to 30s
"The hammer's down. You have 28 days."
Everyone mentions the auction deadline. Nobody shows it. A ticking 28-day counter is the visual.

Hook options

  • "You just won at auction. The clock starts now."
  • "Good deals go to whoever moves fastest."
  • "Is your mortgage lender going to be ready in 28 days?"

Beats

  1. Gavel or auction room B-roll, counter starts at 28.
  2. Adviser: "Mortgages can take longer than that. A bridge can be quicker."
  3. Say rates the way the market says them: "from 0.55% a month", with the full example on screen.
  4. CTA.
RuleIf any rate is spoken or shown, the representative example must be on screen and legible. The simplest path is to keep the rate on the landing page.
S7RemortgageAdviser to camera, topical20 to 35s
"3 of 9 Bank of England voters wanted to raise rates"
Tembo's base-rate-day clips show the value of reacting on the day. Film a template now, then re-voice the numbers on 5 November.

Hook options

  • "Rates may be going up in November. If your fix ends before April, listen."
  • "Lenders pulled 472 deals in 48 hours in March. It can happen again."
  • "Rolling onto your lender's variable rate could cost about £283 a month more."

Beats

  1. The news in one line (cite the source on screen).
  2. What it means: you can usually secure a rate up to 6 months early.
  3. Only if Morrow will commit to it: "and if rates drop before you complete, we'll look again."
  4. CTA.
Sources to citeBank of England MPC minutes, Sep 2026 · Moneyfacts, 11 Mar 2026 · Compare the Market via MoneySavingExpert.
S8All productsScreen-record + voiceover25 to 40s
"I put in my house value and what I owe..."
KIS ran a voiceless calculator demo for 226 days. Morrow can do it better with a human voice and a real phone.

Hook options

  • "I wanted a number before I spoke to anyone."
  • "Home value minus what's left on the mortgage. That's the bit you can use."
  • "Gross vs net: why a £150k bridge can pay out closer to £130k."

Beats

  1. POV phone screen, thumb entering values.
  2. Equity maths drawn on screen (Selina style).
  3. Result, then "then I booked a call to check it properly."
  4. CTA.
DependencyOnly works once the calculator asks for value and balance and returns a result. Build that first, or shoot this one later.

On the day

Cast and setups

  • 1 or 2 named Morrow advisers (Meet the Team page already exists).
  • 3 to 5 real customers or UGC creators, ideally one per product.
  • Homes, not offices: kitchen table, loft, a "sold" board, bills on a table.
  • One clean, well-lit adviser setup for S2 and S7, one handheld setup for UGC.

B-roll to capture

  • A bank renewal letter, a calendar with a deal end date circled.
  • Auction room or gavel, a countdown overlay plate.
  • Phone screen recordings of the form and calculator.
  • Keys, a "for sale" board, a half-finished kitchen, a roof being fixed.

Every script needs compliance sign-off before filming. Under FCA FG24/1, a UGC creator saying something on Morrow's behalf is Morrow's financial promotion, and warnings cannot sit behind "see more".

07

Organic content plan

Competitor organic content is thin. The biggest YouTube channels here have under 2,000 subscribers and mostly target first-time buyers. A consistent adviser face can own this cheaply.

Series worth starting

  • Ask a Morrow adviser: one real question, one straight answer, weekly. Cut from the S2 shoot.
  • Rate day: a same-day reaction to every Bank of England decision (next is 5 Nov).
  • Myth or fact: "Bridging is only for developers", "My bank's offer is the best I'll get", "Bad credit means no".
  • Case files: "£X for Y, done in Z days", with client consent (Clifton's format, 69k views on one video).

Trust assets to build alongside

  • A Trustpilot profile with automated invites after completion.
  • "Backed by the Kuflink Group" as a trust line competitors cannot use (check the wording with compliance).
  • A plain-English fees page (Norton model).
  • A "when consolidating isn't right" guide. This is Consumer Duty positioning nobody else takes.
08

Next moves

  1. Close the compliance gaps this week.APRC on the second charge and homeowner loan pages, consolidation warnings, and the stale 3.96% remortgage rate. New creative will send more people to these pages.
  2. Make the adviser the hero of the shoot.UGC is already winning for Morrow at £13.11 CPL. A named, regulated adviser answering real questions keeps the native feel and adds trust no competitor has.
  3. Own three angles nobody owns."Keep your cheap fix" for second charge, consumer bridging scenarios (chain break, auction clock), and honest "is this right for you" advice.
  4. Put timing into the Instant Form."When does your deal end?" or "When do you need the funds?" as question 1, plus two equity bands. Test against the current form so CPL and lead quality can be compared.
  5. Ride the November rate story.Film S7 as a template, then re-voice after the 5 Nov decision. Expect higher CPMs in October with L&C's prize draw and OneDome's TV campaign running.
  6. Start the proof engine now.Trustpilot invites, a consented case study per product, and evening or WhatsApp access. By December these become the hooks for round two.
09

Sources

Morrow
Bridging · Remortgage · Second charge · Homeowner loans · Mortgage Soup · Morrow Meta ads data via Standout reporting, last 30 days to 22 Sep

Meta ads (Foreplay)
MSE fixed rate ends · MSE bank letter · MSE worked example · MSE homeowner loan · British Mortgages Direct · KIS calculator · KIS rate static · RemortgageSaver · Sourced

Bridging
Clifton · UK Property Finance · bridgingloans.co.uk · KIS Bridging · Together · Enness · UK Meta Ad Library, 28 Sep 2026

Remortgage
Mojo · Habito · Tembo · L&C Mortgage Minder · RemortgageSaver · Monzo and Habito

Second charge
Loan.co.uk · Loans Warehouse · KIS Loans · Norton · Evolution Money · Selina · Central Trust

Market and regulation
Bank of England, Sep 2026 · MoneySavingExpert · Uswitch rates · UK Finance · Moneyfacts · FCA second charge review · FCA FG24/1 · MCOB