SimplyBiz Mortgages launches ‘MIP’ team

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SimplyBiz Mortgages has created a new field-based ‘MIP’ (mortgages, insurance and protection) team, designed to help its members handle large or complex cases. 

The team, which is made up of Sabrina Hall (mortgages), Hannah Keane (insurance) and Gary Harrison (protection), will add a face-to-face service to the mortgage club’s existing phone-based support service.

The MIP team will work with firms across the country to help them grow and develop their businesses and handle any particularly complex cases.

This will be in addition to over 70 events hosted by SimplyBiz Mortgages throughout 2016.

Martin Reynolds (pictured), CEO of SimplyBiz Mortgages, said: “When we decided to increase and evolve the way in which we provide support to members, we wanted to ensure that we just did not just throw numbers at it. We specifically wanted individual experts who could create a hybrid team of knowledge, rather than a team of experts in one product area. Whilst the team will own their own day-to-day geographical areas, they will also work in other areas of the country when members have a need for their particular expertise.

“We believe this service is unique within the mortgage club space, and shows our ongoing commitment to helping our members grow all parts of their business and provide continually positive outcomes for clients.”

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