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Right Mortgage boosts advisor numbers

September 18, 2025 by Brendan O'Neill

The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has announced an increase in its authorised advisor numbers, as it seeks to cope with rising levels of demand.

This network boosted its advisor numbers by 67 during the final months of last year, according to the results it has just released. In August 2024, the network had a total of 803 mortgage advisors as part of it. By January 2025, that number had risen to 870.

This move to bring more qualified advisors on board seems to have been driven by the need to meet rising demand among consumers.

The figures that the network published show that it grew its income from both mortgage protection and lending across the second quarter of this year. Its lending grew by 21.5% in comparison with the same quarter for last year. Meanwhile, its protection income grew by 32%. There was also an 18% rise in income from general insurance.

The CEO for the Right Mortgage and Protection Network is Martin Wilson. He said to FT Adviser that those figures were a testament to the dedication, talent and hard work of its team of advisors.

He then went on to add that:

“We have never set our sights on being the biggest network – that has never been the goal. Our focus is on being one of the best, providing the right environment, resources and support so our members can thrive.”

This is exactly the kind of network that many advisors are keen to join once they have gained their CeMAP qualification.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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