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Engage credit (pepper )product transfer

marc3
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I am landlord with buy to let mortgage-favourable terms just expiring .
mortgage with engage credit
engage are a trading name of pepper mortgages .
Mge was taken out with pepper .
about 3 years ago pepper 'unilaterally' transferred it to engage .(terms unchanged allegedly )
i am considering a product transfer (yes i know rates are higher but over 2 years taking into account cost of solicitors/potential arrangement fees/my time costs etc -there may not be that much difference than going with a new provider).
engage are not a lender .Pepper are .I did not ask to be transferred to their trading arm(engage ).
Pepper say they will not provide me with a quote as my mortgage not with them anymore .
I believe they should (as when transferring me to engage, terms were unchanged ).
(i do note that whilst pepper are regulated by fca-they have a disclaimer saying their buy to let mortgages are not ).
just seems both naughty -and actually wrong -but before i make a big issue of it-just wondered if anybody encountered similar and what are the true facts/rights in this situation .
look forward to hearing some fact based views.thank you
mortgage with engage credit
engage are a trading name of pepper mortgages .
Mge was taken out with pepper .
about 3 years ago pepper 'unilaterally' transferred it to engage .(terms unchanged allegedly )
i am considering a product transfer (yes i know rates are higher but over 2 years taking into account cost of solicitors/potential arrangement fees/my time costs etc -there may not be that much difference than going with a new provider).
engage are not a lender .Pepper are .I did not ask to be transferred to their trading arm(engage ).
Pepper say they will not provide me with a quote as my mortgage not with them anymore .
I believe they should (as when transferring me to engage, terms were unchanged ).
(i do note that whilst pepper are regulated by fca-they have a disclaimer saying their buy to let mortgages are not ).
just seems both naughty -and actually wrong -but before i make a big issue of it-just wondered if anybody encountered similar and what are the true facts/rights in this situation .
look forward to hearing some fact based views.thank you
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semi answering my own question -there seems a lot of 'wriggling' going on here -in so far as Pepper itself is split into 'two'.Pepper money who are a lender it seems and Pepper UK who are not a lender who Engage are the trading name of .
has anyone else encountered Pepper and this /similar scenario .
we'll re mortgage with someone else anyway-but just seems to much wriggling going on and i dont take to companies who may not be quite as straightforward as one would wish -but in fairness-it could equally be me .
just interested if anyone else come across this0 -
I am with engage credit was transfered over in may 2022 i was with kensington since with engage everymonth they are charging me for fees that i had aranged with kensington to pay at the end of the term of my my mortgage . they continuously adding interest for these fees and charges if kensington had only notified us that there were fees and charges we could have paid them off much earlier . I have found another mortgage with barclays and in the process of remortgaging engage are vulture companies and cannot wait to leave them in around 4 weeks time0
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I know this will come across a bit self righteous (I have read it back). But I just prefer to be to the point.
Your terms have not changed. Back when you took out the mortgage Pepper did not do Product transfers. I think it was only last year they introduced PTs.
But in any event, unless your terms state you have the option of a PT at the end of your deal the terms have not changed. Your mortgage offer states you will revert to SVR.
Pepper money/Engage are 2 businesses. For all intents and purposes they are completely separate companies. One of my mates is quite high up at pepper mortgages. I remember a client having a problem with an existing mortgage that I had placed and if he could have helped he would have. But the staff are different, the offices are different, the IT systems are different.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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