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Nikki has been an integral part of the Coreco team since 2016, quickly establishing herself as a top-tier Mortgage and Protection Adviser. With a degree in Mathematics with Finance from Queen Mary University, she brings a sharp analytical mind to every mortgage solution she provides. Her commitment to excellence was recognised early on when she won ‘Most Promising Newcomer’ in her first year. Since then, Nikki has continued to collect accolades, earning titles such as ‘Top Mortgage Adviser’ and ‘Most Outstanding Performer’ multiple times within Coreco. She has also been ranked as the Top Adviser in the UK with MAB in 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2022—a testament to her expertise and dedication.
Beyond her impressive professional achievements, Nikki is a true multitasker, balancing a thriving career while raising two young children. In her free time, she enjoys exploring London’s vibrant restaurant scene—especially if cheese is on the menu! A keen traveller, Nikki has visited America, and Southeast Asia, and enjoys ski trips to colder destinations.
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At Coreco, we pride ourselves on providing expert, customer-focused mortgage advice tailored to your needs. Our team of award-winning advisers, including Nikki, ensures that every client receives a seamless and stress-free mortgage experience. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a home mover, or an investor, we take the complexity out of the mortgage process, offering clear, professional guidance every step of the way.
Hornchurch is a highly desirable location for homebuyers, offering a mix of suburban tranquillity and excellent connectivity to London. With its strong sense of community, green spaces, and well-regarded schools, it is particularly appealing to families. The area boasts a variety of property types, from charming period homes to modern developments, catering to a range of buyers.
For commuters, Hornchurch provides easy access to London via the District Line and nearby transport links, making it an attractive option for professionals seeking a balance between city and suburban life. Popular residential areas such as Emerson Park and St. Leonard’s Hamlet offer spacious homes in sought-after settings, while first-time buyers may find opportunities in developments closer to the town centre.
With a strong property market and a welcoming community, Hornchurch presents an excellent investment for homebuyers and landlords alike.
Browse the mortgages we offer, expert knowledge from the team, and a set of tools developed to help you navigate mortgaging, right here.
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Rorie
"Efficient and professional Sam Warren has been incredibly efficient and professional as we have renewed our..."
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Sam Warren has been incredibly efficient and professional as we have renewed our mortgage. This is the third time we have remortgaged with Coreco and we will definitely use them again in the future. Despite a tricky set of circumstances and our endless questions, we have ended up with a pleasing result.
Nischal
"Great experience for the third time This is the third time I’ve used Coreco for my..."
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This is the third time I’ve used Coreco for my mortgage. I have mostly dealt with Sarah Aitken - she and her team have always been fantastic - efficient, straight forward, professional and responsive to deal with. They always answer any questions I have very clearly and promptly and have never been pushy or salesy or given bad advice. I would highly recommend using them.
Michele K
"Excellent professional mortgage broker Excellent professional, clear sighted advice and support throughout the mortgage process from..."
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Excellent professional, clear sighted advice and support throughout the mortgage process from Jennifer Nursiah together with Colette Thorn. Would highly recommend her as this is the third time our family has worked with her and Coreco.
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There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The actual amount you pay will depend on your circumstances. The fee is up to 1% but a typical fee is 0.3% of the amount borrowed.
