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Private Label launches ‘Rockstar Range’ of mortgages

Private Label is introducing the next evolution of the mortgage lending brand, with the launch of the ‘Rockstar Range’ of products.

The Rockstar Range of mortgages is designed for individuals who embody the spirit of a rockstar—those who are talented, stand out, and defy conventional norms.

Features of the range include interest-only lending up to 90% LTV, including into retirement, and flexibility regarding self-employment and complex income, with criteria that accepts professional individuals with less than 12 months’ trading history and other scenarios that frequently apply to affluent professional borrowers.

The Rockstar Range will also consider foreign nationals with less than 12 months in the UK, employed by major corporations or the NHS, and it can also consider very large loans exceeding £5m.

Private Label provides tailored solutions and customised pricing based on individual risk assessments, with a client-centric approach offering personalised mortgage solutions through in-depth understanding of each client. The brand has an exclusive panel of strategic partnerships with lenders that will prioritise Private Label applications for loans of £500,000 or more.

Brokers can access the Rockstar Range by contacting Brightstar Financial, who have a dedicated Private Label team.

Paul Brett, Project Lead at Private Finance, says: “We’re really excited about this new chapter and believe that Private Label will appeal to a wider range of intermediaries in providing solutions they can’t find elsewhere. The Rockstar Range of mortgages is our first launch in this next evolution of the Private Label brand and is designed for individuals who embody the spirit of a rockstar—those who are talented, stand out, and defy conventional norms. With criteria such as interest only up to 90% LTV and individual consideration given to assessing the income of entrepreneurs and professionals, we’re confident that it will go straight to number one as the choice for brokers’ more complex clients.”