Select & Protect offers ‘year one’ introducer commission deal

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General insurance provider Select & Protect is offering mortgage brokers 25% year one commission on all converted leads referred from its introducer service.

The offer runs from today until to the end of January. From 1February year one commission will revert back to 17.5%.

Sarah Smith, Select & Protect’s head of residential property, said: “We know from our conversations with mortgage brokers that selling general insurance does take a chunk of time that they could well use on the mortgage application process itself. However, postponing the sale of home and other relevant insurance products can not only result in a lost income opportunity, it can also inadvertently steer clients into the arms of others.

“On Blue Monday, the whole process may feel a little overwhelming to brokers struggling to stay on top of the demands on their time – so we want to help them beat those blues and continue to generate valuable revenue through this special commission offer on all converted leads referred from our introducer service.

“Our introducer service removes the legwork, delivers the broker a continued income stream and protects their customer relationship while their customer gets quality cover that is right for them. It’s a win-win for all concerned.”

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