The Source added to TMA's GI panel
Source Insurance has been appointed to the GI Panel of The Mortgage Alliance and will now be accessible to all TMA members.

The Source is an online comparative quotation system that enables intermediaries to quote, compare and sell a range of GI policies.
It offers guaranteed quotes on buildings and contents, landlord property insurance from a panel of more than 20 insurers including AXA, Aviva, Ageas, RSA, Legal & General, Amlin, UKG, LV, Zurich, Landlords Choice, First Assist, Bright, Sentinel, Zurich and Pen.
The Source is the latest addition in a series of updates to TMA’s GI panel, including the introduction of Uinsure last year.
Jackie Wassall, Corporate Relationship Manager at TMA, commented:
“We aim to deliver a service and proposition that adds real value for our members. It’s so important that advisers have access to the best protection and GI product offerings to meet the demands of each individual client and we will continue to greatly broaden our offering throughout the rest of the year.
“This latest partnership is testament to our continued commitment to providing our DAs with the upmost level of support. The Source offers complete choice in its product range and an education ethos that aligns well with ours. I’m sure this new addition will be met with great interest by our members.”
Brian Coulton, Head of Intermediary at Source, added: “TMA offers a great proposition as well as ongoing CPD based education programs to their members, aligning perfectly with our own mission. We are looking forward to working with TMA to help members grow their businesses through the power of GI.
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