Prestige Private Finance, London’s premier mortgage broker, is celebrating almost a decade of excellence by rebranding and placing ‘Financial Wellbeing’ at the heart of its ethos. The company is committed to providing comprehensive services and a profound commitment to corporate social responsibility initiatives.
Founder and Managing Director of Prestige Private Finance, David Jackson, believes this rebranding is a pivotal moment in the mission to empower individuals and communities on their financial journeys. He stated: “Our journey over the past decade has been marked by resilience and growth. As we navigate the ever-evolving financial landscape, we embrace our role as stewards of ‘Financial Wellbeing,’ ensuring our clients are equipped to thrive.”
Analysis reveals a steady decline in the number of mortgages approved for house purchases in the UK since July 2021. In June 2022, this figure fell below the 12-month, pre-pandemic average (up to February 2020) of 66,700.
Recent data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) indicates that many in the UK are currently facing financial difficulties. Between January 25 and February 5, 2023, almost half of adults (47%) reported finding it “very difficult” (12%), or “somewhat difficult” (34%) to afford their energy bills. Additionally, 3 in 10 people (30%) found it “very difficult” (7%), or “somewhat difficult” (23%) to meet their rent or mortgage payments.
Prestige Private Finance is introducing a holistic approach to ‘Financial Wellbeing’ with a three-spoked financial wellbeing package at its core. This initiative, deeply embedded in the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) commitment, reflects their dedication to community education and support.
For further information or to embark on a journey towards financial empowerment, please visit www.prestigepf.co.uk.
Today, Prestige Private Finance, a London-based mortgage broker, celebrates almost a decade of excellence by rebranding and placing ‘Financial Wellbeing’ at the heart of its ethos. Founder and Managing Director, David Jackson, believes this rebranding is a pivotal moment in the mission to empower individuals and communities on their financial journeys.
“At Prestige Private Finance, we’ve guided and supported our clients through the challenges of the financial world. With more than two decades of experience as a mortgage advisor, I’ve witnessed and navigated a wide range of economic storms,” said David Jackson. “Today, we are committed to placing ‘Financial Wellbeing’ at the heart of Prestige.”
Analysis of the mortgage market reveals a steady decline in the number of mortgages approved for house purchases in the UK since July 2021. In June 2022, this figure fell below the 12-month, pre-pandemic average (up to February 2020) of 66,700.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) data further highlights the financial difficulties currently faced by many in the UK. Between January 25 and February 5, 2023, almost half of adults (47%) reported finding it “very difficult” (12%), or “somewhat difficult” (34%) to afford their energy bills. Additionally, 3 in 10 people (30%) found it “very difficult” (7%), or “somewhat difficult” (23%) to meet their rent or mortgage payments.
To address these issues, Prestige Private Finance is introducing a holistic approach to ‘Financial Wellbeing’ with a three-spoked financial wellbeing package at its core. This initiative, deeply embedded in the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) commitment, reflects their dedication to community education and support.
To learn more, please visit www.prestigepf.co.uk.
Today, Prestige Private Finance, London’s premier mortgage broker, is proud to announce a transformative rebranding. With immediate effect, the company is placing ‘Financial Wellbeing’ at the heart of its ethos while building upon the strong foundations established over the last decade.
Founder and Managing Director of Prestige Private Finance, David Jackson, believes this rebranding is a pivotal moment in the mission to empower individuals and communities on their financial journeys. He stated: “Our journey over the past decade has been marked by resilience and growth. As we navigate the ever-evolving financial landscape, we embrace our role as stewards of ‘Financial Wellbeing,’ ensuring our clients are equipped to thrive.”
Analysis of the mortgage market reveals a steady decline in the number of mortgages approved for house purchases in the UK since July 2021. In June 2022, this figure fell below the 12-month, pre-pandemic average (up to February 2020) of 66,700.
Recent data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) indicates that many in the UK are currently facing
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