The Mortgage Advice Model Must Change In 2026
The Mortgage Advice Model 2026 must evolve as refinancing surges and lender competition intensifies. Discover why deeper client relationships will define success.
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The Mortgage Advice Model 2026 must evolve as refinancing surges and lender competition intensifies. Discover why deeper client relationships will define success.
Business Growth in 2026 starts with bold investment. Discover why improving lending conditions create a strong opportunity for SMEs to plan and grow this year.
Vicki Picton, Director and Mortgage & Protection adviser at Veritas Financial Group, explains how advisers can help clients move beyond bad credit by combining early engagement, lender relationships, and strategic planning to achieve homeownership.
Philip Keith, Director at Mellow Financial, highlights how strong lender relationships and adviser expertise help clients with bad credit navigate the mortgage market and achieve homeownership.
Later life lending is now mainstream. Will Hale, CEO of Air explains why advisers must adapt to serve borrowers over 55.
Later life lending is one of the fastest-growing areas in the UK mortgage market. Dave Harris of More2Life explains why advisers must act now to seize this opportunity.
Later life lending has evolved into a client-first market. Ryan Mansell of Cornerstone Finance Group explains why understanding client goals and using flexible products are key to better advice.
As later life lending moves into the mainstream mortgage market, experts say advisers must adapt or risk falling behind. Discover how evolving client needs, regulatory updates, and new product flexibility are driving growth in this fast-changing sector.
In this expert article, Sarah Stroud, Director at Truffle Specialist Finance, explains how these flexible secured loans can help clients access funds when remortgaging isn’t suitable, strengthening both outcomes and adviser relationships.
Liam Schewitz, Director at Lima Money, shares his expert view on the importance of forward-thinking in mortgage advice. He explains how secured loans and second-charge mortgages can help clients achieve their long-term financial goals while keeping advisers at the heart of the process.