IPTF and MIMHC agree partnership

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The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) and the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter (MIMHC) have announced an important collaboration to enhance support for mortgage and protection advisers.

As part of this collaboration, the IPTF will become signatories of the MIMHC, reinforcing their commitment to mental health advocacy.

In turn, the MIMHC will join the IPTF as affiliates, aligning their efforts to advance the importance of income protection and mental health support.

Vicky Churcher, IPTF chair, said: “We are thrilled to join forces with MIMHC.

“This partnership underscores our shared dedication to the well-being of advisers, ensuring they have the necessary mental health support.”

Jason Berry, MIMHC co-founder and group sales Director at crystal Specialist Finance, added: “Collaborating with The IPTF allows us to extend our reach and impact, encouraging a healthier, more resilient industry workforce.”

Matt Martin, chair of MIMHC‘s signatory steering group and head of national accounts at Virgin Money, added: “Encouraging conversation and educating advisers so they know where to turn for support is crucial. This partnership helps deliver.”

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