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55% of advisers say they are very or somewhat likely to change their AI tools in the next 12 months. 

68% of clients view advice as providing good or excellent value for money, a notable rise from 53% three years ago.

Confidence softens slightly, though brokers remain most upbeat about their own firms.

Young landlords are turning to TikTok for buy-to-let advice, specialists warn.

58% of consumers said they would prefer to receive mortgage advice from a human adviser.

The review highlights the importance of the effective management of group-wide risks and due diligence in the acquisition process.

Only 10% of potential buyers have sought help to improve their finances.

80% of men cited confidence in recognising credible vs non-credible financial advice, yet a quarter have lost over £1,000 after following illegitimate advice.

The survey reveals how brokers feel about the technology and its potential to transform the mortgage and financial advice markets.

The tool aims to help advisers make more informed AI buying decisions.