What does a mortgage advisor do on a daily basis?
The day-to-day role of a mortgage advisor Your role is to help clients find and apply for the right mortgage for them. In order to do this you’ll need to get to know a bit about them and their finances to offer informed, professional advice. For the people you help, mortgage application is a potentially daunting experience.
What are the benefits of being a trainee mortgage broker?
Benefits: Employee Pension Scheme, Permanent Health Insurance, Childcare Vouchers, Subsidised… More… This includes liaising with the mortgage lender, client, valuer and solicitor and keeping the mortgage advisor informed. The base salary for the role of the trainee is between £25,000 and £30,000 DOE and negotiable with a £40,000 + OTE in time.
What is the salary of a trainee mortgage advisor?
This includes liaising with the mortgage lender, client, valuer and solicitor and keeping the mortgage advisor informed. The base salary for the role of the trainee is between £25,000 and £30,000 DOE and negotiable with a £40,000 + OTE in time. More… Access to over 90 lenders including exclusive mortgage deals.
How do I become a mortgage advisor?
The usual entry route to be a Mortgage advisor is from a Customer Service start point in a bank or building society and working your way up through the establishment whilst studying along the way. Please see below covering letter which could help you with this: