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    Just Mortgages expands following most successful year ever

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    Posted on May 5, 2018

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Just Mortgages is taking on two new Financial Service Directors (FSDs) following its most successful year to date. These are just two of a raft of appointments that also include back office staff. The new FSDs will support the significant numbers of new mortgage brokers joining Just Mortgages every month.

    In 2017 Just Mortgages saw a 40% increase in mortgage volumes which saw turnover increase by 14% and profits by 62%. The business has also seen broker numbers rise from 155 in 2016 to 200 by the end of 2017.

    Tommy Taylor

    Tommy Taylor

    In response to this growth, Just Mortgages has now promoted divisional sales directors (DSDs)Steve Williams and Tommy Taylor to FSDs, showing the company’s dedication to developing the careers of its people, as Steve explains:

    “I think that it is fantastic that Just Mortgages has chosen to recruit FSDs from the current crop of divisional sales directors. It demonstrates that right to the top of this business, Just Mortgages grows talent and recruits from within. This is such a positive message and just the sort of thing I would want to hear if I was a new broker looking at where I could grow my career over the coming years.”

    Steve, 35, lives in Woburn Sands, Bucks, with his wife Nicola and two-year-old son Rory. He joined Just Mortgages just under two years ago as divisional sales director, before that he worked in retail banking at Santander and more recently, at Barclays where he worked his way up to area manager within the Retail Banking Network.

    In his new role, he will be based in one of the group’s Colchester offices and look after a total of 45 brokers based in Anglia, Kent, Essex and the Metropolitan Regions.

    Tommy, 31, has been at Just Mortgages for 12 years. He started as an adviser in 2006 and became a DSD in 2012.

    Steven Williams

    Steven Williams

    As FSD, Tommy will be responsible for London, Three Counties, Middlesex and the head office telephony team. He said: “I think the fact that I have been both an adviser and a DSD in this company has given me a really strong understanding of the business at every level, which will help me in my new role.

    He added: “When you join Just Mortgages, you become part of a family. You are trained, developed and supported so you can realise your full potential and achieve success.

    “Just Mortgages has already done so much for me, so I am looking forward to bringing that same passion, drive and determination to my new role.”

    John Phillips, group operations director at Just Mortgages and Spicerhaart says the appointment of two more FSDs shows Just Mortgages is committed to the traditional model.

    “Just Mortgages is a significant player in the broker industry and is dynamic, fast growing and forward-thinking. However, we have our feet firmly in the customer-facing, old-fashioned customer service and advice camp.

    “We, therefore, need to continue to grow our network with the cream of the crop, and that is exactly what we have done with the appointment of Tommy and Steve.”

    Just Mortgages is taking on two new Financial Service Directors (FSDs) following its most successful year to date. These are just two of a raft of appointments that also include back office staff. The new FSDs will support the significant numbers of new mortgage brokers joining Just Mortgages every month.

    In 2017 Just Mortgages saw a 40% increase in mortgage volumes which saw turnover increase by 14% and profits by 62%. The business has also seen broker numbers rise from 155 in 2016 to 200 by the end of 2017.

    Tommy Taylor

    Tommy Taylor

    In response to this growth, Just Mortgages has now promoted divisional sales directors (DSDs)Steve Williams and Tommy Taylor to FSDs, showing the company’s dedication to developing the careers of its people, as Steve explains:

    “I think that it is fantastic that Just Mortgages has chosen to recruit FSDs from the current crop of divisional sales directors. It demonstrates that right to the top of this business, Just Mortgages grows talent and recruits from within. This is such a positive message and just the sort of thing I would want to hear if I was a new broker looking at where I could grow my career over the coming years.”

    Steve, 35, lives in Woburn Sands, Bucks, with his wife Nicola and two-year-old son Rory. He joined Just Mortgages just under two years ago as divisional sales director, before that he worked in retail banking at Santander and more recently, at Barclays where he worked his way up to area manager within the Retail Banking Network.

    In his new role, he will be based in one of the group’s Colchester offices and look after a total of 45 brokers based in Anglia, Kent, Essex and the Metropolitan Regions.

    Tommy, 31, has been at Just Mortgages for 12 years. He started as an adviser in 2006 and became a DSD in 2012.

    Steven Williams

    Steven Williams

    As FSD, Tommy will be responsible for London, Three Counties, Middlesex and the head office telephony team. He said: “I think the fact that I have been both an adviser and a DSD in this company has given me a really strong understanding of the business at every level, which will help me in my new role.

    He added: “When you join Just Mortgages, you become part of a family. You are trained, developed and supported so you can realise your full potential and achieve success.

    “Just Mortgages has already done so much for me, so I am looking forward to bringing that same passion, drive and determination to my new role.”

    John Phillips, group operations director at Just Mortgages and Spicerhaart says the appointment of two more FSDs shows Just Mortgages is committed to the traditional model.

    “Just Mortgages is a significant player in the broker industry and is dynamic, fast growing and forward-thinking. However, we have our feet firmly in the customer-facing, old-fashioned customer service and advice camp.

    “We, therefore, need to continue to grow our network with the cream of the crop, and that is exactly what we have done with the appointment of Tommy and Steve.”

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