List of Networks and Clubs – Just So You Know

New advisers often ask me which network is best to get your CAS and authorisation. They all have advantages and disadvantages and here they are, in alphabetical order:

  1.     3mc
  2.     Brilliant Solutions
  3.     Burns Anderson
  4.     Caerus Financial
  5.     Connect for Intermediaries
  6.     Connells
  7.     Dynamo
  8.     Financial Ltd
  9.     First Complete
  10.     HL Partnership (Home Loan Partnership)
  11.     Home in One Financial Services
  12.     Intrinsic Financial Planning
  13.     Julian Harris
  14.     John Charcol
  15.     Legal & General Mortgage Club
  16.     MCI
  17.     Mortgage Advice Bureau
  18.     Mortgage Intelligence
  19.     Mortgage Mum
  20.     Mortgage Next
  21.     Mortgage Services
  22.     Mortgage Support
  23.     MSN
  24.     Newleaf
  25.     Openwork
  26.     Paradigm Mortgage Solutions
  27.     Personal Touch Financial Services
  28.     PMS
  29.     Premier Financial
  30.     PRIMIS
  31.     Sage Financial Services
  32.     Sense
  33.     Sesame
  34.     SimplyBiz Mortgages
  35.     St James's Place
  36.     Stonebridge
  37.     Tenet
  38.     The Adviser Alliance
  39.     The Right Mortgage & Protection Club
  40.     The Right Mortgage & Protection Network
  41.     TMA
  42.     Which
  43.     Whitechurch

We've set up conduits for a couple of them, so let me know if you're interested.

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Paul Archer is a financial services specialist. He has worked with clients in the UK and worldwide in developing their knowledge and skills. He has worked with companies in the UK, USA, Europe, Middle East, India and the Far East sharing best practice from the UK – arguably the most developed and most competitive services sector in the world. He has 35 years of business experience, working with banks, building societies, insurers and brokers. For the last 19 years, he has managed his own training business. Level 4 qualified and holds the mortgage adviser certificates and speaks regularly for the Society of Mortgage Professionals on mortgage-related sales and technical topics and works regularly for the Chartered Insurance Institute delivering technical and skills workshops.

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