Pepper Money launched in 2015 as a division of Pepper UK and as a non-bank funded lender providing specialist residential and buy to let mortgages.
Pepper Money offers tailored fixed, discounted and variable rate homeowner loan products.
To apply for a product from Pepper Money, you would typically need to go through an intermediary, such as a mortgage broker or financial advisor.
Pepper Money offers products for buying or refinancing homes, particularly for customers whose needs may not be met by mainstream lenders.
Pepper can lend to self-employed customers based on just one year's accounts and three months' business bank accounts.
Pepper Money offers a range of first time buyer mortgages including a suite of products that support a number of first-time buyer schemes, including Shared Ownership and Right to Buy.
Pepper Money is synonymous for helping customers with adverse credit. This includes providing mortgages to customers which may have CCJs, Defaults. Or been bankrupt or has a debt management plan. Pepper money has mortgage products for those with complex income, self-employed, young credit history, and those who have experienced previous financial issues.
The term cannot extend beyond the applicants stated retirement age or 75 years.
Pepper Money specialises in second charge mortgages.
Pepper does not have specific buy to let mortgage products.
Pepper Money does not specify if they let limited companies.
Pepper Money does not offer short term or commercial mortgages.
Pepper Money states that they use a flexible rating system.