Knowledge Bank partners with Propflo

Knowledge Bank has partnered with Propflo to offer its brokers a “one-stop-shop” for green home improvements.

Mortgage advisers can access the entire Propflo platform including the ‘GreenVal’ tool that takes the complexity out of engaging people in green home upgrades while passing on incentives for mortgage advisers.

With £250bn investment required to bring UK properties up to standard and 80,000 homes needing to be retrofitted per month, Knowledge Bank energy efficiency as a “key priority” for the country.

The Propflo platform helps mortgage advisers by engaging customers for them and passes on commission from improvement suppliers that could range between £350 and over £725 per property on the basic and standard tiers.

“Not only is helping people be more energy efficient a good thing to do, it can be a great opportunity for mortgage advisers to grow their ancillary income,” said Knowledge Bank founder and CEO, Nicola Firth.

“With energy efficiency a Government priority, it’s great to play our part in bringing this type of education and support to the market.”

Propflo founder and CEO, Luke Loveridge, added: "With Knowledge Bank being well-respected amongst both advisers and lenders, we can together offer something that adds real added value to advisers as well as their customers.”



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