The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has reported a robust start to 2025, with significant year-on-year growth across all its core product areas and a notable expansion in adviser numbers and internal staffing.

Publishing its Q1 results, the network said it had achieved double-digit growth across mortgage lending, protection, general insurance and private medical insurance (PMI). Mortgage lending volumes were up 25.5% on the same period in 2024, while protection rose by 41.5%, general insurance by 29%, and PMI by close to 50%.

The performance in April was singled out as a particular highlight. The network said the month marked its best-ever on record, not only across all product lines but also for every company within the wider group.

The business has also seen rapid growth in adviser recruitment, rising from 762 authorised advisers in April 2024 to 867 a year later. By the end of May 2025, that figure had increased further to 886. In response to the expansion, The Right Mortgage has increased its headcount, growing from 65 staff in April last year to 74 today.

The announcement follows the network’s recent tenth anniversary celebration, held at The Vox in Birmingham as part of its National Training Event (NTE) and Gala Dinner. The event attracted over 90 lender and provider exhibitors and featured a mix of panel sessions, round tables and adviser training. The next NTE has already been confirmed for 12 March 2026, once again at The Vox.

Martin Wilson (pictured), chief executive and founding shareholder of The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, said the results reflect a continuation of momentum built during a record-breaking 2024.

“Following an incredible 2024 – our best ever year – we’ve wasted no time in 2025,” he said. “These results show the real value we continue to deliver for firms and advisers across the UK.

“The year-on-year growth tells its own story, particularly in areas such as PMI and protection, where we are seeing advisers seizing the opportunity to diversify and drive revenue across multiple income streams.”

Wilson credited the rise in adviser numbers to the network’s support infrastructure and technology offering, citing the successful transition to Acre’s system as an example of tools now delivering tangible benefits to firms.

He added: “We are fully committed to delivering the tools, the technology and the opportunities that help our advisers grow and build long-term, successful businesses. With the growth we’ve seen already in 2025, I’m confident this will be another excellent year of achievement for both our member firms and the network as a whole.”