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Regulated bridging is more than a last resort, it’s a vital solution for advisers who want to deliver better outcomes for clients. Haydn Thomas, CEO of Cornerstone Finance Group, explains why bridging belongs in every adviser’s toolkit.
Regulated bridging loans are a flexible tool for buyers facing chain breaks, auction deadlines, or property issues. Ross Williams of OSB Group explains how advisers can use them to deliver smooth client outcomes.
Jodie Beck, Mortgage and Protection Broker at Mortgage Maison, explains how bridging can transform challenges into opportunities.
Business protection isn’t as complex as advisers think. Jude Reynolds outlines the key types of cover - relevant life, key person, and shareholder protection - and how advisers can open simple, valuable conversations with clients who own or run businesses.
Most advisers focus on personal cover, but business protection is equally important. Paul Morgan highlights the risks SMEs face, the opportunities for advisers, and how simple conversations can unlock long-term value for both clients and advisers.
Phil Emanuel, Director of Growth at Cornerstone Network, makes a compelling case for integrating protection advice into every mortgage conversation. He discusses the impact of Consumer Duty, the need for better documentation, and how ongoing support can empower advisers to confidently protect their clients and grow their business.
Steve Evans, Business Development Manager at Scottish Widows Protection, highlights the importance of individualised protection advice. From income protection to life cover, Evans explains why advisers must go beyond the mortgage to truly meet client needs, and how personalised conversations drive real value.
Rob Jackson, Mortgage & Protection Adviser at Trust Mortgage, shares insights from 18+ years in the industry on why ongoing, personalised conversations around protection- tailored to each client's life stage and needs - lead to stronger long-term outcomes.
Roger Morris, Group Distribution Director at Chetwood Bank, explains why buy-to-let investors must look beyond headline rates. With the right tax and mortgage advice, landlords can build sustainable portfolios and avoid costly pitfalls.
Tax planning should never be an afterthought in buy-to-let investments. John McCaffery, Tax Partner at Alexander & Co, highlights why landlords and mortgage brokers must understand the tax implications of ownership structures, financing, and property transfers to avoid costly mistakes.