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Mortgage broker specialising in first time buyers and mortgages for PhD candidates receiving a stipend.

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The Times

Overpay your mortgage now to save in the long run

If your fixed deal is ending soon your repayments are probably about to soar, but there are ways homeowners can reduce the costs

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Mortgage Solutions

Revealed: Brokers’ favourite (and not-so-favourite) lender portals and the features they love

Brokers have urged lenders to focus on simple features when designing broker portals, without introducing adding complications like the need to download an app.

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The Intermediary

Stamp duty cuts in Autumn Statement: “Idiotic doesn’t do it justice”

With the Treasury considering cuts to stamp duty in the Autumn Statement, or at least before a General Election, experts are divided on the move, with some welcoming it, but many more ridiculing it as...

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Estate Agent Today

‘Watershed moment’ as sub-5% mortgages return

Mortgage brokers have hailed a ‘watershed moment’ as Nationwide became the first lender in months to release a sub-5% home loan deal on a two and five-year fix.

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The Intermediary

Wales Help to Stay scheme: “Help to Stay but of what - execution?” - brokers react

Brokers have expressed their concerns around a new ‘Help to Stay’ scheme launched in Wales, with one saying “Help to Stay but of what - execution?”.

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Introducer Today

King’s Speech This Week - leasehold reform backed by mortgage bosses

King’s Speech This Week - leasehold reform backed by mortgage bosses

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Mortgage Solutions

How to stop homeownership becoming an ‘elite privilege’‒ broker analysis

Brokers have suggested that schemes like the shared ownership programme can prove effective in helping more first-time buyers onto the ladder, and prevent homeownership becoming an elite privilege.

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Mortgage Solutions

Jargon busters: Mortgage industry needs ‘crackdown on gibberish’ ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers hold the key to dealing with mortgage jargon, but the industry as a whole would benefit from a crackdown on meaningless terms, intermediaries have argued.

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FTAdviser

Leasehold reforms ‘good news’ for ‘more transparent’ sector

Recently confirmed leasehold reforms are “good news for people who want a clearer and more transparent housing sector”, Moor Mortgages director, Peter Stamford, has argued.

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Express.co.uk

Low interest high-fee mortgage deals could be ‘the next big mis-selling scandal’

One broker said the low-rate high-fee mortgage products could be “the next big mis-selling scandal”.

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The Sunday Times

Self-employed, contractors, even footballers — meet the unmortgageables

Buying a house is hard enough with a traditional job, but for the self-employed, those on low-hours contracts and even footballers, it can feel impossible

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Manchester Evening News

How businesses, tourists and mortgage-holders are facing up to the pound’s slump

A weak pound threatens to exacerbate the cost of living crisis and drive up the cost of mortgages and foreign holidays

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FTAdviser.com

28-day contracts exchange should be ‘illegal’ say brokers

Mortgage brokers have expressed concern about new build property developers increasingly putting pressure on prospective buyers to exchange contracts within a 28 day period while no build date has been...

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The Times

How freezing energy bills could lead to falling house prices

Will the energy bill freeze save the property market from a crash?

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Mortgage Finance Gazette

House prices rise by 11.5% in August, Halifax data shows

Average house prices in the UK lost pace slightly in August, Halifax says, slowing from 11.8% growth in July to 11.5%. This is the slowest annual rise reco

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Mortgage Strategy

House price growth ‘eases’ to 11.5%: Halifax | Mortgage Strategy

Average house prices in the UK lost pace slightly in August, Halifax says, slowing from 11.8% growth in July to 11.5%. This is the slowest annual rise recorded by the lender in three months. With prices...

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers argue that AIPs are now ‘worthless’ ‒ analysis

Brokers need to accept that the agreement in principles (AIPs) they generate for clients are “not worth the paper they are written on” at the moment, intermediaries have argued.

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Freelance Informer

Self-employed and buying a newbuild? Here’s how to avoid “dodgy” developer tactics

If you are in the market to buy a newbuild property, you don’t have to be rushed into signing anything. Mortgage brokers offer tips to avoid dodgy developer tactics.

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Mortgage Professional

Brokers slam new build developers’ ‘dodgy practice’

“These unethical developers should be named and shamed”

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Financial Reporter

Brokers express concern over new build developer pressure tactics

A number of brokers have expressed concern about new build property developers putting pressure on prospective buyers.

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IFA Magazine

“Unethical” new build developers increasingly putting pressure on buyers “should be named and shamed” say brokers

Brokers have expressed their concern about new build property developers increasingly putting pressure on prospective buyers to exchange contracts within a 28-

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About Manchester

House prices rise in August but warning of cooling as recession bites - About Manchester

House prices rose at a faster monthly pace in August than in July but the market is set to cool as surging energy prices hit households and the Bank of England pushes up interest rates, mortgage lender...

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IFA Magazine

Nationwide House Price Index: “Obscene rise in energy bills is something that needs to be proactively addressed by lenders”...

Following the Nationwide August House Price Index published this morning industry experts have reacted. Ross Boyd, founder of the always-on mortgage comparison

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers reveal that rising energy bills are already impacting lender attitudes

Brokers have suggested that the enormous increases to energy bills, along with the other cost of living pressures, are already affecting how lenders approach affordability.

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Mortgage Solutions

‘Shovel through the dung to find a gem’ – brokers share their biggest career lessons

After surviving Covid, mortgage brokers are now looking down the barrel at rising rates and raging inflation – there’s never a dull moment in this industry.

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The Telegraph

House price boom is over as economic turmoil bites, warns Halifax

Property values rose by 10.8pc in a year but will soon slow

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Mortgage Strategy

Cover feature: Brokers struggle as lenders hike rates and pull deals

There has been a surge of activity in the mortgage market in recent weeks, with hundreds of deals being pulled and lenders hiking rates on many more products. This is causing serious problems for brokers...

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Manchester Evening News

House prices climb but warning that demand could slow this year

The UK property market has had its strongest start to the year in 17 years

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders report ‘surprising’ drop in mortgage demand in Q4 – BoE - Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage lenders have reported Q4 falls in demand for house purchase mortgages last year, expected to continue declining in the first quarter of this year.

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This Is Money

End of 2021 saw ‘remortgaging flurry,’ Bank of England data shows

More remortgages with new lenders were approved in November 2021 than at any point since the start of the pandemic, according to official figures.

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Daily Mail

End of 2021 saw ‘remortgaging flurry,’ Bank of England data shows

More remortgages with new lenders were approved in November 2021 than at any point since the start of the pandemic, according to official figures.

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The Telegraph

New 40-year mortgage with no early repayment fee

But homeowners could end up spending more over the long-term, experts warn

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MyLondon

The London borough where house prices have gone up by 108% in the last 10 years

Property prices in the borough have ballooned over 10 years

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The Guardian

Average UK house price rises by £25,000 in a year

Cost of a home climbed in every region in 12 months to August, with prices in London rising to £526,000

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Financial Reporter

Halifax boosts maximum LTI to 5.5 times salary

From tomorrow, Halifax will be changing some of the loan to income limits applied to its affordability calculations.

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Business Live

Furlough ends: What leaders are saying as firms prepare for redundancies

It’s unclear what will happen to the 1m people still receiving income from the scheme

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Mortgage Strategy

Tourist hotspot house price rises risk pushing out FTBs and low paid: ONS

House prices rose at up to three times the national rate in some rural and coastal areas in July, leaving young people and lowly paid workers “at risk of being priced out” of these communities, says the...

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CityAM

End of furlough: ‘Time for the UK economy to put its big girl pants on’

City A.M. sought the views of a selection of a number of small business owners about whether now is the correct time to remove the support package and what might happen in the months ahead.

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Financial Times

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Yahoo Finance

Property: Cheap mortgages lift UK housing transactions to decade-high

The data showed that the total for UK residential transactions is the highest for the period between April and August during the previous 10 financial years.

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