The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has reported year-on-year business growth and activity increases for 2025, across mortgages and other product areas.
In 2025, the network saw business up across all key product areas in 2025 compared to 2024.
Mortgage lending went up by 42%, protection increased 28%, general insurance new business has risen 13% and private medical insurance lifted by 65%.
In addition, equity release increased by 11% and income protection went up by 27%.
By the end of 2025, turnover at the network had increased by 30%.
The Right Mortgage said the further improvement through the year was driven by a clear focus on growth through business support and development, alongside delivering a more holistic advice service to clients, supported by a growing range of products and solutions available to member firms via the network.
During 2025, the network also launched and expanded a number of key propositions to support member firms and advisers.
These included the continued growth of The Later Life Lending Network, further investment in private medical insurance and healthcare through The Right PMI & Healthcare, and the development of more structured support around holistic advice.
The year also saw improvements to compliance support, training and adviser engagement, alongside increased activity across events, accreditation programmes and lender partnerships.
This included the delivery of 77 online events and 50 face-to-face events.
The Right Mortgage and Protection Network chief executive and founding director Martin Wilson says: “As we celebrate our 11th year in business, we want to reflect on how our latest full year, 2025, was such a strong year for The Right Mortgage, both in terms of growth and the progress we made in strengthening what we’re able to offer to advisers and firms.”
“The increases we saw across lending and protection reflect not just market conditions, but the quality of advice being delivered and the commitment of our members to looking after clients properly.”
“We spent a lot of time during the year investing in areas where we see long-term demand, particularly later life lending, protection, and private healthcare.”
“Alongside this, we continued to build out our training, compliance, and business support so advisers can give broader advice with confidence, while still running efficient and well-controlled businesses.”
“Now, within 2026, our focus remains on sustainable growth, supporting advisers through change, and making sure the network continues to feel accessible and supportive regardless of firm size.”
“The progress made in 2025 gives us a solid base to build from, and we look forward to celebrating 11 years of the network, and the success we have achieved across all those years, at our National Training Event next month.”
