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Sesame Network and PMS Mortgage Club add Perenna to panel – Mortgage Strategy

Perenna Bank has joined the lending panel at both Sesame Network and PMS Mortgage Club, both part of the same group. Perenna offers a range of longer-term fixed-rate mortgages, from 15 to 40 years. These deals, which only have repayment charges in the first five years, are designed to meet the needs of a range of

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Sesame Bankhall Group announces partnership with Perenna

Sesame Bankhall Group announces partnership with Perenna
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UK energy-as-a-service pilot seeks to slash upfront heat pump costs - Heating and Ventilation News

A new ‘energy-as-a-service’ subscription package for UK homeowners aims to reduce the upfront costs of low carbon heat and renewables systems. The service

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L&G Mortgage Club adds Perenna to lender panel – Mortgage Strategy

Legal & General Mortgage Club has added a range of mortgage offering from Perenna Bank to its lender panel. The partnership will see Perenna’s long-term fixed-rate mortgages rolled out in the UK via intermediaries working with Legal & General. Perenna’s mortgages are fixed for the full term, between 20 and 40

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Govt eases home heat pump grant rules – Mortgage Strategy

Homeowners and small firms may find it cheaper and easier to install heat pumps, under new proposals by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. The department says: “Households could save time and money through a simplified approach to qualifying for a heat pump grant by removing the need to install loft

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