The Right Mortgage selects protection case management service

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has introduced LifeQuote’s outsourced protection case management service to its advisers.

The outsourced service handles all client support once the advice and recommendation has been given from the point of product selection on iPipeline’s protection sourcing solution, SolutionBuilder, through to case completion.

The LifeQuote service costs a maximum of £95 per case that fully completes. If the case does not complete a reduced fee is charged depending on the point at which the client drops out.

LifeQuote’s outsourced case management service provides advisers with real time case tracking and handles the collection of the application data, case processing with insurers, and chasing of medical evidence. If a case fails to complete the adviser is notified immediately.

Martin Wilson, CEO of The Right Mortgage, said: “One of our key business mantras is providing our advisers with a holistic proposition to support their business and their clients. The LifeQuote team are particularly impressive. Handling around 30,000 cases annually, they have an unprecedented level of expertise in Protection administration. In addition, they work with insurers and all other parties in order to get an advisers case completed.”

Paul Yates, product strategy director, iPipeline, added: “To ensure client’s protection needs are met, we focus on ensuring advice is always offered wherever there is a client need. This requires us to simplify the process of researching and providing recommendations, and where appropriate, it also means a seamless handover to experts who can manage the process of writing and completing the case. There should be no excuses for leaving a client unprotected. SolutionBuilder plays a key role in supporting this process.”

Neil McCarthy, sales and marketing director, said: “Providing our administrative services to The Right Mortgage not only gives their advisers choice as to how they want to process their cases, but also enables advisers to save typically three hours per application whilst removing some of the disclosure risk associated with the traditional way of capturing application data. This is another example of how we are looking to reduce the admin hassles associated with writing protection and help grow the market.”

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