The Right Mortgage Club selects Uinsure as preferred GI partner
The Right Mortgage Club has selected Uinsure as one of its preferred partners for general insurance to replicate the proposition which is in place for Right Mortgage & Protection Network.
The mortgage club’s DA brokers will be able to select insurance products from Uinsure’s panel and now have access to Uinsure’s proposition including a 5* Defaqto rated home and landlords policy, flexible premium selection using Price Beater, Defaqto Compare tool and the ‘Refer & Earn' option which is tailored for those advisers who cannot find time or are reluctant to offer insurance advice themselves.
Mark Hutchings, Uinsure’s national account manager, said: “We are delighted that TRMC has chosen Uinsure to be one of its preferred GI partners. We believe our proposition is the best in the market and our 5* Defaqto rated policy and totally free Defaqto point of sales tool help to give us the edge on our competitors. It is fantastic that TRMC recognized this and we expect to really help advisers build effective trail incomes."
Martin Wilson, managing director at TRMC, added: "We are thrilled to be able to announce Uinsure as one of our preferred GI partners for our DA proposition. Uinsure offer a fantastic service that I am sure will be of great benefit to our members and their income streams."
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