David Jeffrey

Hi there, I’m one of the founding members of Lendtoday.ca. Our journey to start this business began with friendship and a belief we could help people solve their mortgage problems. We wanted to provide a safe space for people to be heard and not judged. I’ve spent many years in the accounting and financial industry and heard the same thing repeatedly from friends and colleagues. “When we try to get anything done, we’re treated like a number and not a person”. To me this made no sense. Taking the human and personal connection away removed an important piece of the relationship. Hearing what people needed was really the fastest way to solve their problems. I felt that my experience in working closely with people would be well suited for an industry that is slowly moving away from personal interactions.
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