Insurance Intermediaries

Most insurance intermediary services do not charge a fee for providing guidance or help with applying for insurance products. Intermediaries and brokers get paid on a commission basis by the insurance providers they are partnered with. However, some intermediaries will charge a small administration fee to cover costs associated with documentation, such as mortgage applications. These fees are often no more than £400, but it is best to check with your local intermediary in advance, to make sure there are no hidden costs.

Insurance intermediaries or brokers are experts who specialise in helping their clients find and purchase the right insurance based on their financial situation. They also work with insurance companies, earning a fee when they recommend their chosen partners to their clients. Intermediaries can provide general insurance advice, or they can offer guidance on specific types of insurance products, such as mortgages, car insurance or home insurance.

To find an insurance intermediary, search our Yell.com directory and filter the listings based on your requirements. Our directory also offers the option to filter based on the services each professional provides, as well as location and the ratings or reviews left by their previous customers, so you can choose the most suitable insurance broker for you.

You can find your nearest insurance intermediary at Yell.com, by searching through the directory and using our location filter to find the most local ones to you. You can also view the results on a map.

When choosing an insurance intermediary, you should consider their reputation, their location, and the services they offer. It is important to find an insurance intermediary who is both experienced and trustworthy, so you can feel confident that you have the right person guiding your financial decisions. At Yell.com, you can filter service providers by reviews, so you can read any recent feedback from former or current clients. You should also choose a professional who is based locally to you, as they usually offer more location-specific services, such as prices that are in line with area trends, or partnerships with insurance companies that have knowledge of your local area. Finally, it is important to look for an insurance professional who has expertise in the area that you require, such as mortgages or car insurance. Some brokers also offer expert consultations to people who are self-employed, starting a new business or who work for the NHS.