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Graham Taylor

Managing Director
Hudson Rose
Hudson Rose MD, Graham Taylor, has over 15 years in the industry in both the high net worth and mass market sector. With experience arranging loans from £25k to £6M he provides commentary to BBC Radio and has been a regular guest on podcasts. Shunning the traditional look and feel of a mortgage adviser, the tattooed, mohawked financial expert has offices which look more like tattoo studios or barbershops than that of a financial advice firm.

Media Coverage

Birmingham Live

Two-year message issued to anybody with a UK wage and ‘it’s good news’

The Office for National Statistics has found regular pay is up 7.8 per cent in the three months to August, the fastest since 2001, and regular pay was 0.7% higher on the year – the first real-terms increase...

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FTAdviser

Two-year swap rates falling below 5% ‘best news in months’

Two-year swap rates falling below 5 per cent is the “best news we have heard in months”, The Mortgage Expert’s Darryl Dhoffer, has argued.

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FTAdviser

Return of more sub-5% mortgage rates ‘now looking imminent’

The return of the sub-5 per cent five-year residential fixed rate is “now looking imminent” Coreco managing director, Andrew Montlake, has argued.

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FTAdviser

Brokers warn couples about ‘archaic’ financial association rules

Brokers have warned couples to be careful of who they fall in love with following the story of a pair who were refused a mortgage after one had poor credit.

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Mortgage Solutions

Over four in 10 people report rise in mortgage or rental payments

Some 45 per cent of people making rent or mortgage payments have reported a rise in costs in the last six months, a survey has found.

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FTAdviser

Ability for homeowners to self-service mortgage is ‘baffling’, says broker

The ability for consumers to self-service their mortgage after taking initial advice is “baffling” and “flies in the face of regulatory rules”, according to Hudson Rose managing director, Graham Taylor.

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The Intermediary

Hudson Rose partners with Forest Green Rovers

The partnership will initially last for two seasons and will include a range of sponsorship.

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Business Live

Forest Green Rovers and Gloucestershire broker agree sponsorship deal

Mortgage and insurance specialist Hudson Rose has offices in Cirencester, Cheltenham and Nailsworth, where the football club are also based

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FTAdviser

Three advisers on why they set up shop on the high street

Despite big high street banks announcing more branch closures and talk of hybrid and digital services being the future of financial advice some advice firms are finding their place on the high street

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Mortgage Professional

Stairway to mortgage heaven?

Easy-going, rock n’ roll image belies a serious philosophy

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IFA Magazine

Mini Bars and SVRs: Hudson Rose opens in Cheltenham

Rock n’ roll mortgage and insurance adviser, Hudson Rose has opened its third branch in Cheltenham. You won’t miss it, either, as it’s pretty in pink. Shunn

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Metro.co.uk

How has the new Chancellor’s statement affected mortgage rates and will it help?

Mortgage lenders have started to pull their best deals.

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Your Money

Seven options if you’re coming to the end of your mortgage fix

Homeowners are rightly concerned about the pace of rising interest rates and if you’re one of the two million households whose mortgage deal expires soon, here are seven options you can take.

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Mortgage Solutions

Government poised to cut stamp duty in mini Budget - Mortgage Solutions

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will announce plans to cut stamp duty in the mini-budget this Friday, according to several press reports.

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Financial Reporter

Government to cut stamp duty in Friday’s Budget

The government is set to cut stamp duty in its mini-budget later this week, according to reports.

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FTAdviser

IFAs’ wish list for a new chancellor

price cap freeze and a re-think of buy-to-let stamp duty should be on the top of the new chancellor’s to-do list, IFAs have said.

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FTAdviser.com

Are 50-year mortgages a good idea?

The UK government is currently considering ultra long mortgages as one of the creative ways it could help more first time buyers afford a home

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The Independent

Boris Johnson wants ‘multi-generational’ mortgages of up to 50 years

PM keen on 50-year mortgages – but warned only wealthy would benefit from ‘inheritance planning tool’

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Daily Mirror

Tories draw up plans for 50-year mortgages that your kids would pay when you die

Boris Johnson has confirmed he is looking at controversial cross-generational mortgages - house loans that last so long, they are handed on to your heirs to keep paying back

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The Times

50-year mortgages are latest idea to fix housing crisis

Ultra-long mortgages that could be handed down to children are being considered by Boris Johnson as a way to get young people on the housing ladder.Loans that

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Daily Mail

Families may be offered mortgages of 50 YEARS

Ministers believe the plan will give people the chance of moving into their dream home as they will be able to take out larger loans.

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The Guardian

No 10 considers 50-year mortgages that could pass down generations

Cautious welcome for idea to tackle housing crisis but experts warn of risks to those inheriting

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Mortgage Professional

Will rates ever go down again?

Brokers also give their views on the growing number of people taking out longer term fixes as a result of increasing rates

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Mortgage Solutions

Misleading financial ads more common as product shelf-life shrinks, brokers warn

Brokers have said that they are seeing an increasing number of adverts for products and rates that are no longer on the market, often on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.

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Express.co.uk

House prices 2022 prediction: When you should buy a new home in 2022 - estate agent advice

HOUSE prices boomed to unprecedented levels in 2021, with sellers enjoying one of the most lucrative markets in decades. But when should prospective buyers strike this year?

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FTAdviser.com

Energy performance ‘virtually unspoken’ of in mortgage advice

Mortgage brokers are not prioritising the energy performance of properties in their advice to clients with some dubbing the topic virtually unspoken of and unconsidered in the mortgage buying process

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CityAM

House prices fall for the first time this year as stamp duty holiday winds down - CityAM

The price of the average UK property fell in June for the first time this year, as the end of the most generous stamp duty holiday loomed.

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This Is Money

Record low rates hit mortgage market (but beware the hefty fees)

HSBC announced it would lend up to £5m to buyers on the 0.94 per cent rate which reverts to a 3.54 per cent rate after the two-year fix ends. Borrowers have to have at least 40 per cent a stake in the...

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Daily Mail

Record low rates hit mortgage market (but beware the hefty fees)

HSBC announced it would lend up to £5m to buyers on the 0.94 per cent rate which reverts to a 3.54 per cent rate after the two-year fix ends. Borrowers have to have at least 40 per cent a stake in the...

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FTAdviser.com

Banks launch record low fixed-rates

HSBC and TSB have launched the UK s lowest fixed rate mortgage rates at 0 94 per cent for large deposit holders

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CityAM

HSBC launches lowest ever fixed-rate mortgage at 0.94 per cent - CityAM

HSBC UK has launched a fixed-rate mortgage at 0.94 per cent, its lowest fixed-rate mortgage ever, but the product will only be available to those with a 40 per cent deposit.

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Express.co.uk

House prices surge to highest levels since 2004 but experts warn demand will ‘soften’

HOUSE PRICES increased annually by a staggering 13.4 percent in June to the highest level since November 2004, according to Nationwide’s latest house price index. Prices have also increased by 0.7 percent...

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