The Right Mortgage & Protection Network celebrates fourth birthday

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network is marking its fourth birthday, having been set up by Martin and Amanda Wilson and Adam and Tania Stretton in February 2015.

In the four years they have also set up several umbrella companies; the network’s product range covers mortgages, protection, later life lending & equity release, private medical insurance, general insurance, Wills & LPAs and more recently secured loans.

Martin Wilson, CEO of The Right Mortgage, said: “The network has grown significantly over the last four years, but we remain ambitious to improve further, not to become the biggest network, but the best.

“We would have not been able to achieve our goals over the last four years without our members and provider partners, many of whom have been with us since the start. As we have evolved, so have our products and services.”

Adam Stretton, managing director at The Right Mortgage, added: “The network has come a long way in four years, only starting with a handful of staff, members and providers, to over 50 staff members, 400 members and over 100 on panel providers across our product ranges.

“As we have grown we have helped our members grow with us and we look forward to expanding this relationship in the future.”

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