TMG Mortgage Network partners with Wealthy Adviser Club

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TMG Mortgage Network has formed a new partnership with The Wealthy Adviser Club, giving its appointed representatives and registered individuals access to a wide-ranging programme of adviser development and AI-led support.

The agreement is designed to enhance the services available to firms within the network, including those under the TMG Direct proposition, through access to regular training, coaching and events. These include monthly online sessions on business systems, protection, and AI, as well as quarterly strategy meetings at TMG’s head office in Rotherham.

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The initiative also provides TMG advisers with exclusive bootcamps focused on protection growth and AI integration, alongside on-demand content to support practical application. TMG confirmed that materials from each session will be broken down into short-form content to help advisers implement new ideas more effectively in their day-to-day roles.

The programme is part of a wider investment in adviser development across the group in 2025, which TMG said reflects its ambition to help firms build more scalable, sustainable models in response to shifting client expectations and technological change.

Scott Thorpe, chief executive of TMG Mortgage Network, said the partnership was about creating an environment where brokers could grow long-term businesses with the right structure and mindset.

“We’re building more than a home for advisers – we’re creating an environment where ambition is matched with real-world support,” he said.

“This partnership isn’t about chasing quick wins – it’s about giving brokers the mindset, tools, and structure to become the best version of themselves and build resilient, modern advisory firms.”

“If you’re serious about growing as an adviser – not just surviving in this market – we’ve now got one of the most powerful support packages available.”

Terry Blackburn, founder of The Wealthy Adviser Club, said the focus was on helping advisers move beyond traditional methods to adopt more effective strategies.

“Old-school methods aren’t cutting it anymore. Advisers need modern-day strategies that actually convert in today’s market,” he said.

“We’re not just offering motivation – we’re delivering systems, sales strategies, and growth blueprints that advisers can action immediately.”

“AI is already transforming our sector. Through this partnership, we’re making sure brokers aren’t left behind – they’re leading from the front.”

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