Full job descriptionThis is a self employed, hybrid working role based in Surrey.
?
What’s in it for you:
*70/30 split on self-generated business
*55/45 split on any company-provided leads
*Occasional qualified leads provided
*A drive to self-generate with the support and guidance from Weycroft to achieve this
*No adviser fees to pay
*All network, admin & regulatory costs covered
*Flexible, hybrid working options with regular team interaction
*Full administrative support to maximise your time advising clients
Join a growing, close-knit brokerage where you’ll benefit from strong lead generation, a proven support structure, and the autonomy to build a highly profitable client bank. This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced adviser who wants to scale their earnings without the burden of operational overhead.




What you’ll need to succeed:
*CeMAP qualified (or equivalent)
*Proven experience advising on mortgage & protection products (minimum of 1 year of solid advice) is preferable. Mortgage advice industry experience is a must
*Ability to work independently and manage your own pipeline
*Strong communication skills with a client-first approach
*Based within reasonable travelling distance of Weybridge offices in Surrey
Why us:
Weycroft is a well-established and growing brokerage with a strong reputation and a loyal client base. With a team of 5 advisers and more demand than capacity, you’ll step into a role where opportunity is immediate and tangible.
You’ll be supported by an experienced principal with a track record of developing advisers, alongside a well-run back-office function that allows you to focus purely on revenue-generating activity. Regular team meetings and social events ensure a collaborative culture, even within a flexible working model.
?
Weycroft is part of The Openwork Partnership, one of the UK’s largest and longest-established financial advice networks. This provides access to a broad proposition, strong provider relationships, and significant investment in adviser development through its Business School. The Openwork Foundation has also donated over £22m to UK charities, giving you the chance to be part of something with real community impact.