Trussle aims to hire 1,000 advisers next year

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Trussle is looking to recruit 1,000 new advisers through 2022, with 100 in place by end of year.

It would make Trussle the largest broker in the country.

The online mortgage broker, along with Better, says it is committed to bringing the highest quality advice to more customers in the United Kingdom and beyond.

Ian Larkin (pictured), Trussle’s chief executive, said: “Our ambition is to expand strategically and swiftly, replicating Better’s model of growth and steadfast commitment to making homeownership more simple, fair and accessible for all.”

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