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Brokers remain ‘indispensable’ as borrowers shun AI for human advice

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When asked who they would turn to first with a mortgage concern, 29% of respondents named their broker. By comparison, 8% said they would consult social media and 5% would use AI tools.

Sentiment towards the profession remains broadly positive: 65% of borrowers said mortgage brokers are supporting their clients well in the current climate, and 70% said they hold brokers in high regard given the market conditions they are operating in.

Graham Sellar of Santander UK“The reassurance and expertise that brokers provide remains, which is why we are committed to giving a minimum of 24 hours’ notice on product withdrawals, easing some of the pressure on brokers and giving them more time to reach out to their clients,” said Graham Sellar (pictured right), head of intermediary channels at Santander UK.

The survey, conducted during a major football tournament, also found that 41% of respondents said they would consider delaying mortgage-related decisions until after the competition ends.

Despite this, 70% said they would expect their broker to contact them during a match if mortgage advice were required, and 27% said they would prioritise financial matters over following the tournament.



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