Deep dive: Mortgage Advisor salary in the UK 2026 — what to expect at every level

Deep dive: Mortgage Advisor salary in the UK 2026

The average mortgage advisor salary in the UK is £43,625, according to data from our platform, with a range of £25,500–£58,500 across 16 submissions.

Salary ranges for mortgage advisors in the UK

We analysed data from our platform to provide a breakdown of average salaries for mortgage advisors in the UK at different levels:

Junior mortgage advisors can expect an average salary of £29,167, while senior mortgage advisors can earn up to £57,000.

Interestingly, our data shows that female mortgage advisors earn an average of £30,750, compared to £46,545 for male mortgage advisors.

It's worth noting that mortgage advisor salaries can vary significantly depending on location, with the South East region boasting an average salary of £56,328, compared to £46,417 in Yorkshire.

To give you a better understanding of mortgage advisor salaries in the UK, we've also included data from other financial roles:

An accountant can expect an average salary of £35,220, while a financial analyst can earn up to £47,042.

For those considering a career in finance, it's essential to explore salaries and understand the current market.

Now, let's take a closer look at mortgage advisor salaries in the UK:

Mortgage advisor salaries in the UK: a closer look

• Junior mortgage advisor: £29,167 (3 entries)
• Mortgage advisor: £43,625 (16 entries)
• Mortgage advisor (lead): £47,000 (1 entry)
• Mortgage advisor (mid): £43,556 (9 entries)
• Mortgage advisor (senior): £57,000 (2 entries)
• Mortgage advisor (director): £57,500 (1 entry)
• South East overall: £56,328 (153 entries)
• Yorkshire overall: £46,417 (129 entries)

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