A journalist at The Times is keen to know if any brokers have clients who have lost out on a mortgage deal because of lenders making super-quick withdrawals — or who had say, five minutes to sort everything out and just had to pick a deal they might not have otherwise gone for? Please only respond if you have a case study who will go on the record and ideally be photographed. If you have one, send across some views on the rapid withdrawal periods we've seen over the past fortnight or so and whether they're in the best interest of consumers.&nbsp;

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Human impact of rapidly disappearing mortgage deals

I have a client who is buying his first property at the age of 51, he’s a cautious buyer who wanted a fixed rate (despite my advice), and the original quote has gone up twice before getting his application in. He’s happy to talk and provide photo.

Samuel Mather-Holgate

I have been working in financial services for twenty years. My specialism is later life advice, focusing on inheritance tax planning, pension advice and equity release. 

Human impact of rapidly disappearing mortgage deals

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Samuel Mather-Holgate

Independent Financial Adviser at Mather and Murray Financial

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