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December 19, 2007

Chelsea Building Society Ferrari Giveaway

Filed under: Mortgages — UKMoneyPot @ 5:52 pm

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Before getting to the Ferrari bit of this post, as I haven’t posted for a while, there’s a bit of catching up required.

Firstly, I can now put letters after my name! CeMAP (Certificate in Mortgage Advice & Practice).

Having completed the three required exams, I am now able to legally provide mortgage advice and sell mortgages to anyone in need. Contact (Good timing considering the current state of public confidence in the housing market!)

Secondly, I joined up with a local team of advisers with many years of ethical practice and experience and we all seem to be on a similar wavelength so I’m looking forward to getting stuck in.

With regards to the Ferrari, I should say at this stage that I’ve already won it so sorry if you were hoping to enter a competition.

During the Xmas meeting of advisers a representative of Chelsea BS gave a brief presentation and announced they were providing a Ferrari for one of us to win in an internal raffle.

Since then I have been assisting a friend with a building company undertake some alterations and decoration of a listed cottage near Winchester so I had no idea who had won.

I only popped into the office to drop off some study material for another employee due to take his exams in January and I was told I had won.

I was quite pleased!

It’s a Ferrari 430 Spider in Rosso red with cream interior.

The thing is…. it’s also only about 2″ long with a rechargeable battery and radio control!

 

3 Comments »

  1. Congrats on passing the exam – did you find it easy/hard etc?

    Unlucky about the Ferrari ;>)

    Comment by Money Watch — December 20, 2007 @ 10:00 am

  2. Exams were pretty straightforward apart from some of the wording which is intended to be confusing enough to get the grey matter working and show understanding as opposed to just the ability to regurgitate facts.

    Exam 3 wasn’t too tricky apart from the final question that involved multiple transfers of equity.

    Comment by UKMoneypot — December 27, 2007 @ 11:17 am

  3. The exams were irritating but not too difficult. Sounds like you won’t be running to the store in your new wheels, a little bit misleading competition.

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    Comment by Ian Martin — March 18, 2008 @ 2:10 pm

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