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Grandi Mortgage Solutions was set up, and is run by Ben Grandi. He is a mortgage adviser based in Chinnor, Oxfordshire, but can cover the whole of the UK with his advice. He has nearly a decade in the Financial Services industry, and has been a self-employed, Mortgage and Protection Adviser for over 4 years. Ben takes great pride in his work, and likes to make the time for his customers. He wants to make sure every customer understands their options, and is happy with the outcome. In his little free time, Ben is kept busy by his fiancé, daughter, and Cavapoo. When he's not running around farms or softplays after his 3 year old, he can be found at the Kassam supporting Oxford United.
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Sanderum House, Oakley Road, OX39 4TW, Chinnor, United Kingdom
- 01844 899145
- ben@grandimortgagesolutions.co.uk
- grandimortgagesolutions.co.uk
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