Source Insurance partners with TMG Mortgage Network

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Source Insurance has joined the GI panel at the Appointed Representative network, TMG Mortgage Network.

As a result, Source Insurance is extending its technology and support services to all TMG advisers. This includes the deployment of its recently updated, fully-advised platform, alongside their referral system, Source Go.

In addition to these advanced services, Source Insurance is offering support for the professional development of TMG’s Appointed Representatives through its hub, LearningLab. This online learning platform serves as a resource hub, empowering advisers to enhance their knowledge and skills in general insurance. It facilitates the accrual of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) minute totals for TMG’s representatives.

Gavin Judd, national sales manager at Source, said: “At Source Insurance, we have recently completed a holistic evolution of our proposition, launching ground-breaking new technology across both advised and referral channels. Supplementing our technological advances, we launched the company’s first-ever common policy wording product in November.

“We are delighted to be working with TMG Network, a business that shares our passion for delivering high-quality technology to advisers and their customers. General Iinsurance is important to so many advisers around the country, and this partnership will help us to provide key solutions for those in this sector.”

Mark Chappell, head of strategic partnerships at TMG Mortgage Network, added: “GI is often overlooked by many, yet it is an integral part of the market. We are committed to supporting our brokers and their clients across the entire journey, this proposition supplements the offerings we can provide for our brokers, and ensures that the client benefits from the best recommendation for their needs.

“I am excited to drive the overall focus on general insurance forwards, Source Insurance supports our growth plans as a network, and I look forward to seeing the impact we can both have for each other.”

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