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Customer Service Advisor - Financial Services

Tyne And Wear
£32.3k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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AI is going to change a lot of jobs. But it can’t replace a proper conversation.

It can’t reassure someone who’s worried about their money. It can’t listen properly, ask the right follow-up question or make a client feel like they’re dealing with a real person rather than another chatbot pretending to be helpful.

That’s where you come in.

About the Role

This is a role with a large, growing and profitable financial services business that looks after thousands of clients across the UK.

They need people who are good with people. People who can listen, explain, solve problems and give clients a genuinely good experience (TrustPilot has them at 4.9/5).

You don’t need financial services experience. But you do need proper customer service experience.

That means you’re used to speaking to customers or clients every day, ideally by phone, and you know how to stay calm, professional and helpful when someone has a query, a problem or needs something explaining clearly.

You might be working in hospitality, retail, travel, banking, insurance, telecoms, customer service or a contact centre. The background matters less than the way you deal with people.

You’ll need to be reliable, confident on the phone, comfortable working to service standards and genuinely interested in building a long-term career rather than just finding something else to do for a few months.

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Career Progression

But the bigger point is where it can take you.

This business has a strong track record of promoting from within. A large number of people in the advice team started in this area of the business before moving through the company’s internal academy. Others have progressed into compliance, paraplanning, operations and leadership roles.

One senior leader started in client support and progressed to Head of Department within five years. Another senior leader came through the business and built their career internally before becoming Head of Advice.

This is a serious route into financial planning.

Most people are expected to stay in the role for 12-18 months before progressing, although earlier opportunities can come up. Development is reviewed every three months as part of your personal development plan.

So if you’re early in your career and wondering where you’ll be in five or ten years, this is the kind of move that can actually answer that question.

You’ll get proper training, exposure to a professional financial services environment and the chance to build a career in an industry where good people are in short supply.

The Package Includes

  • Salary of up to £26,347
  • £500 per month KPI bonus
  • Potential overall package of £32,347
  • Hybrid working (2 days from home) after probation
  • Company pension
  • 25 days holiday, rising with service
  • Life cover
  • 24/7 GP access
  • Healthcare cash plan
  • Enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption leave
  • Paid sickness leave
  • Company and team events
  • Free on-site parking
  • Cashback rewards
  • Access to an internal academy

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Work Schedule

The team works between 7am and 8pm on a five-week rota, with one Saturday morning every five weeks. When you work a Saturday, you get time back during the week.

The office is based at Newburn Riverside, west of Newcastle, so please check the commute before applying, especially for early shifts starting at 7am. Access to a car may be helpful depending on where you live, although public transport may work for some candidates.

Important Information

Before applying, please make sure you’re comfortable with the following:

  • This is a client-facing phone-based role.
  • You’ll be working shifts between 7am and 8pm on a five-week rota.
  • You’ll work one Saturday morning every five weeks, with time back during the week.
  • The role is office-based during probation, then hybrid after probation.
  • You don’t need financial services experience, but you do need proper customer/client service experience.
  • The office location.

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Skills

Customer Service
Communication
Problem Solving
Phone Handling
Client Relationship Management
Active Listening
Professionalism
Conflict Resolution

Location

Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom

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