
TMG Group agrees acquisition of Later Life Money
TMG Group has agreed to acquire Later Life Money, subject to FCA approval, as it expands its specialist advice capability in the later-life lending market.

TMG Group has agreed to acquire Later Life Money, subject to FCA approval, as it expands its specialist advice capability in the later-life lending market.

Danny Belton said: “The combination of speed, flexibility and direct access to decision-makers makes Bluecroft a valuable addition to our panel.”

TMG advisers will now have access to Roma’s specialist teams, supporting cases that may not fit traditional lending criteria.

MetLife confirmed the latest monthly figures marked a new high for the partnership, with the increase driven primarily by strong performance from Umbrella.

The move gives TMG advisers more choice, especially for clients who do not fit standard high street lending criteria.

The new brand aims to make guidance clear, accessible and straightforward for individuals and families.

Both Scott Thorpe and Phil Smith provided the backing, leadership and structure needed to stabilise the club and target growth.

Her new role covers service standards, process improvement, adviser support and building a more efficient, technology-enabled operating model.

Scott joins from Movin Legal, where he was group sales director for two and a half years.

Jasmine Smith will lead sales and recruitment, looking to develop existing members and attract advisory firms that share the network’s adviser-first approach.

From 22nd November, the ground will be known as the Rotherham Hospice Community Stadium.

Brokers will receive lead generation training and ongoing support, designed to help them attract new business and grow sustainably.
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