Fighting for fairer mortgages
While Brexit pushes down prices and housebuilders are regularly in the news over inflated pay packets, Trussle was keen to remind consumers and policymakers alike that the mortgage industry remains largely unreformed – and that something needs to change.
For example, two million homeowners across the UK are losing on average of £375 per month because switching mortgage isn’t currently clear or simple. “Fighting for Fairer Mortgages” demonstrates Trussle’s commitment to the consumer, even if it doesn’t necessarily benefit their bottom line.
Digital march site
Following the physical march for fairer mortgages, we created an online digital march for people to ‘joint the fight’ to drive awareness around this activity.
This allowed people to share their passion for a fairer mortgage. system for all.
Graphic of two cartoon characters, a male and a female, holding blank protest signboards. The male has brown hair, wears a green shirt and black pants. The female has dark red hair, wears a wide-brim hat, glasses, a purple jacket, and beige pants. The options are labeled 'Male' and 'Female' underneath each character.
Online avatar customization screen showing a female avatar with brown hair, wearing a purple jacket, white shirt, beige pants, and black shoes. Options for face, hairstyle, and outfit are displayed for selection.
Collection of colorful text-based graphics with various phrases related to mortgages, including 'Mortgage Fear Sucks', 'Mortgages Are Broken', 'For Buyers Not Bankers', 'Clean Up Mortgages', 'Can I Have a Nicer Mortgage Please?', 'Help My Mortgage Stinks', 'We All Hate Mortgage Fear', 'Bring an End to Bad Mortgages', 'I Deserve a Better Mortgage'.
Webpage with a cartoon woman holding a sign that reads 'I deserve a better mortgage.' The page features a form to introduce oneself as part of a march for fairer mortgages, with input fields for name and email. The header shows the sample logo 'Trussle' and navigation links for menu and login.