Mortgage Adviser Jobs site - Mortgage Brokers

MortgageAdviserJobs.info is the job website for Affordablemortgages.co.uk Ltd, we have self employed vacancies for;

• Mortgage Advisers Jobs
• Mortgage Brokers Jobs
• Trainee IFA's
• Pensions & Investments Advisers

WARNING THIS SITE IS FOR PROFESSIONAL AdviserS ONLY - if you are a consumer seeking mortgage advice - please goto our consumer site www.affordablemortgages.co.uk

Take a look around our detailed 30+ pages!! of information regarding our offering for Self Employed Mortgage Adviser Jobs but please ACT FAST understandably with this great genuine offer we are getting lots of enquiries - and we LIMIT the number of Advisers we take to keep them busy.

We do require any Adviser joining us to pay £130 per month towards operating under our licences, the vast bulk of this money goes into supporting central marketing activities designed to put business back to you. Unlike other clubs or networks you may join where you get nothing back in return, with our fee you will get mortgage leads, marketing materials, sales training and much much more.

Self Employed Mortgage Advisers Jobs

I hope you find the information on the site answers all your questions, once you have reviewed all the information and our terms of engagement described over these pages - If you genuinely wish to apply please contact me so that I can confirm your area is available before applying for our excellent self employed mortgage Adviser jobs.

We offer you a genuine opportunity to join a select group of mortgage Advisers across the UK who want to build a long term business. I would ask anyone considering joining any other network to really consider if they can answer YES to ALL 3 of the following points;

• Will that company genuinely be marketing to consumers to generate business for you at the same level we are ?
• Can you take your client bank with you when you leave ?
• Do they offer a minimum of 75% commission across ALL income streams ?

I hope you find we fare well against the above acid test - I look forward to you contacting me to discuss things further !

David Farrell

Managing Partner

0777 981 9891

ps. don't miss the top page in each section eg FAQs etc

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Job description: Mortgage Advisor

As a Mortgage Advisor you'll be helping people find and apply for the right mortgage and making sure they are fully informed about the different kinds of mortgages available. Working in their best interests, it would be down to you to find them the best mortgage based on their situation and finances, whilst guiding them through the whole process.

To carry out the service, your day to day routine could involve dealing with estate agents, valuers and mortgage lenders, keeping up to date with the current market and law and working closely with your clients. Meeting sales targets is an important part of the role, so you will have to constantly keep an eye on them.

As a Mortgage Advisor in a bank or building society, you would only sell your own company's mortgage products. If you worked for an estate agent or mortgage broker, you would offer mortgages from a range of companies. If you are an independent financial Advisor (IFA), you would advise on all types of financial products including mortgages.

You also need to follow strict rules and guidelines from the Financial Services Authority (FSA), which make sure advisors act fairly and are qualified to give the right financial advice.

Job - Hours/Environment

Full-time, you would generally be working between 35 and 40 hours a week between Monday and Saturday. You could work nine to five, or in shifts including evenings and weekends in a contact centre.

Part-time work is possible. If you are an independent advisor, you would often meet clients in the evening and at weekends.

Typically you would be office-based, although as with some independent advisors, working from home is possible.

What is a mortgage advisor

To be a good Mortgage Advisor, you must have:

• good communication and listening skills
• the ability to explain complex information clearly and simply
• excellent customer service skills
• honest and trustworthy attitude
• an interest in legal and financial matters
• good mathematical and computer skills
• respect for confidential information

Entry

If you are considering becoming a Mortgage Advisor, employers often consider 'people skills' and a background in customer service, sales or financial services to be more important than formal qualifications.

You would often start as a customer service advisor in a bank or building society, or as a mortgage administrator or insurance technician in a firm of brokers. You could then progress into giving mortgage advice as you gain experience and Financial Services Authority-approved qualifications.

You may also be able to get into the financial services industry through an Apprenticeship scheme. The range of Apprenticeships available in your area will depend on the local jobs market and the types of skills employers need from their workers. For more information on Apprenticeships, visit www.apprenticeships.org.uk.

See the Financial Advisor profile for information on how to become an independent Financial Advisor.

Training for a mortgage advisor

Your training will be a mixture of on-the-job learning and study for qualifications in mortgage advice, possibly through a bank or building society's structured training scheme.

As a trainee Mortgage Advisor you must take an industry-recognised qualification that meets Financial Services Authority (FSA) standards, such as:

• Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) Certificate in Mortgage Advice (Cert MA)
• ifs School of Finance Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice (CeMAP).

You can study for each of these qualifications by distance learning. Employers will usually support your training and pay for exams.

The ifs School of Finance also offers the Advanced Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice, which is suitable for supervisors.

You should keep up to date with new products and financial regulations throughout your career. CII and ifs School of Finance both offer a range of short courses and formal continuing professional development (CPD) schemes to help you achieve this.

mortgage advisor Opportunities

You could find opportunities with banks, building societies, estate agents, firms of mortgage brokers and insurance brokers all over the UK. You could also work as an independent Mortgage Advisor.

With experience, you could manage a team of Mortgage Advisors. Alternatively, if working for yourself appeals to you, there's the option of becoming a self-employed Independent Advisor. You could also take further qualifications to become a Financial Advisor.

Job - mortgage advisor Annual income

with ajob as a Mortgage Advisor working for a company, you would usually be paid a basic salary plus commission, whilst as an independent advisor you would be paid either by fees or commission.

A basic salary, without commission, ranges from approximately £18,000 to £25,000 a year. Including commission, a salary of £40,000 to £50,000 is possible.

 

Jobs - Experienced Mortgage Advisers Wanted. We are looking for experienced UK mortgage advisers. We have a full list of employers requiring experienced mortgage advisers in London, Birmingham, the North East, in the Midlands, the North West and in Scotland.

Jobs - Mortgage Brokers Wanted !

Are you a Mortgage Broker or Mortgage Adviser ; are you looking for a change of scene? We are looking for a keen and self motivated person to fill this space.

We are looking for enterprising and entrepreneurial mortgage consultants, mortgage brokers or mortgage advisers to join their successful and motivated team to rise to the challenge of solving client's mortgage/remortgage problems and building everlasting client relationships.

 

In the UK, 70% of people live in their own home or the home owned by their parents. Compare that to Germany where less than half the population own their own home.

Our house is the most expensive commitment most of us will ever make. Having the right mortgage is therefore vital to our long-term financial welfare. A mortgage we can afford, and a pension that performs well are essential – if not for our happiness, then certainly for our comfort and peace of mind later on in life.

Mortgage advisers are effectively sales people. But mortgages are also a regulated product, which means that advisers are under a legal obligation to give the right advice, and sell customers the product that best suits their requirements and financial position.

What you do:

Typical activities include:

• Offering information on various mortgage products to help the customer make an informed choice.
• Assisting with the mortgage application process.
• Advising the customer about repayments and mortgage protection policies.
• Advising on related products such as buildings insurance and life insurance.
• Liaising with other professionals such as estate agents, surveyors and mortgage lenders.
• Keeping up to date with new mortgage products.
• Keeping up to date with regulatory changes.

Most mortgage advisers are based in a branch office, which means that customers come to you. However, customers are increasingly making financial decisions themselves, and want to get advice as and when they need it. As a result, they may call advisers in contact centres while they fill in their own applications on the Internet.

Some mortgage advisers do not work for a bank or a building society at all, working instead for independent financial advisers (IFAs) and mortgage brokers, sometimes in estate agents’ offices. In these cases, you are not limited to selling one firm’s range of products. Instead, you are free to search the entire market for the best deal for the customer. This type of role, which will often mean visiting customers in their own homes, tends to be more commission-driven.

 

Jobs for advisors

 

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