This is a self employed role, based remotely.
What's in it for you?
- Full client bank provided, existing clients and new leads
- Flexible remote working
- Commission splits of 50/50 for any leads provided
- Commission splits of 75/25 for any self generated leads
- Full training and support
- Career development into mortgage advice if wanted
The Walsall Mortgage Store are recruiting for a protection adviser to service and advise their existing client bank mainly of Muslim faith.
Established since 1986, The Walsall Mortgage Store have had a goal of offering first class advice within the Muslim community no matter what the nature of your personal finances are.
As a self-employed protection adviser, you’ll play a vital role in helping clients secure their futures. Working alongside mortgage advisers, you’ll provide tailored protection solutions, explain options with clarity, and ensure families are safeguarded with the right cover. It’s a fast paced, client facing role where you will make a real difference every day.
- A passion for great customer service
- Customer sales experience
- Motivated and energetic, to succeed in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent communication skills both written and verbal
- Understanding of protection products linked to mortgages would be ideal but not essential
The Walsall Mortgage Store are part of The Openwork Partnership, who are one of the UKs largest and longest established financial advice networks. There are many benefits of being part of something bigger including the ownership structure - The Openwork Partnership is owned by its firms, Bain Capital and its employees. It boasts a broad proposition with deep ties to providers and has some serious resources at its disposal. It puts the development of its colleagues, advisers and firm support staff first with its very own Business School. The Openwork Foundation, who have donated over £22m to UK registered charities since it was founded, is a great opportunity for everyone to get involved and give back to the community it serves.
