Goldhill services - Once you see what we uncovered, you wouldn’t want to use it.

For over a year, we have been writing about just how misleading the loan intermediaries are and asking our readers to support us in the push for regulations.

From catching loan comparison websites essentially admitting that they have been misleading borrowers for years, to loan brokers contradicting themselves and being caught for fake reviews. 

But Gold Hill services really take the cake. If in the same ad they say they will review your financials for you, well, attaching an image that says they don't need your bank financials still doesn't cut it for you. How about this: "No cost for the review. Banks compensate us directly?"

Why would a bank, instead of paying their relationship managers so that they can build their sales pipelines, reject your loan only first, incur the cost of underwriting it, incur the cost of the relationship manager evaluating it, and then call you to inform you that you have been rejected, only to pay a random broker to repeat the process?

I guess you don't really need us to review Goldhill services in further detail, do you? 

I think perhaps what you should be finding out is if you should even use a loan broker at all. Loan Brokers: 10 Insider Tips Every SME or Borrower Should Know.

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