Mortgage Advice Disclosure

Here's the low-down on how we'll work together, and what you can expect from Squirrel.
First off, thanks for choosing Squirrel.
We don’t take that lightly. We want to work together with you to ensure the best possible outcome.
Read on to find out more about how we do things, why we’re a bit nutty and what you can expect as a Squirrel client.
Phew, that was a whole lot of reading!
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Anonymous
Super friendly, great response time and just overall extremely helpful.
Mark
I recommend Angela Wanoa all the time, as i sell homes, so she is the one I put clients in touch with if they are looking for financial advise etc.
Tim bahlmann
Thanks Mark
Darren
Very responsive and quick to act. Great advice and made it easy even with some tricky property issues that made lending much more challenging to obtain. I was only able to buy this property because we were the only ones (out of many serious purchasers) that overcame the issues and obtained suitable lending and insurance. Other deals had fallen through because the banks would not lend more than 50% of the property value (ignoring the dwellings).












