Leading UK property education company partners with two of television's most recognisable property experts to inspire the next generation of investors
CHELMSFORD, England, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire-±¬ÁϹ«Éçapp/ -- , one of the UK's leading property and business education companies, has announced a
Known to millions through their hit Channel 4 programmes, the brother and sister duo are two of the most recognisable faces in UK property television. They first presented together in 2021, hosting Phil and Kirstie's Love It or List It for Channel 4's Black to Front Day, which became the second most-watched show on the channel that day.
Since then, the pair have co-hosted George Clarke's Flipping Fast and launched their own hit series, Worst House on the Street, one of Channel 4's biggest success stories, commissioned for two further series. Their most recent programme, Can't Sell, Must Sell, regularly attracts more than one million viewers per episode.
Alongside their television work, the siblings continue to invest in and renovate their own property portfolio, bringing real-world experience rather than theory to the audiences they teach.
Liam Ryan, founder of Assets For Life, said: "We are absolutely delighted to be partnering with Scarlette and Stuart. They are not only two of the most recognisable faces in UK property television, they genuinely care about helping people succeed, and that is exactly what we are about. Their hands-on experience and passion for making property accessible to everyone is a perfect fit for Assets For Life, and I cannot wait to see the impact we will make together."
For more than a decade, has helped thousands of investors build the knowledge, confidence and skills needed to achieve their financial goals through property. The partnership is an exciting opportunity for them to reach, educate and inspire even more people across the UK looking to build a better future through property.
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