The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has released preliminary findings from its annual AMI Protection Viewpoint Report, finding a rise in protection conversations and a shift in consumers taking a greater lead in raising protection with their mortgage adviser.
Developed in partnership with Royal London and Legal and General, the research - Making Protection Personal - surveyed 3,000 consumers and over 300 advisers. It found that 21% of those who took out a mortgage through a broker also asked them about protection, compared to 11% in 2023. However, 44% of customers said their adviser raised protection with them, compared to 50% in 2023. Elsewhere, 41% of advisers believed that Consumer Duty has improved the quality of consumer outcomes. Around 41% of advisers were having more protection conversations and 31% were discussing a broader range ...
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