Nouran Moustafa's Media Coverage

Daily Mirror

New ISA HMRC rule will see 'charge' for first time

Experts are warning that ordinary people will be 'penalised'

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MoneyWeek

Investors warned against mini bonds after latest collapse

The Financial Conduct Authority has warned that retail investors are still coming across the risky products despite a marketing ban

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Daily Express

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 'major tax break' for spending 6 years outside UK

The timing of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK return has raised eyebrows among tax experts.

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Bridging Loan Directory

Property valuation surprises force investors to rebuild finance applications

Brokers reveal how down-valuations, desktop assessments, planning questions and hidden damp changed or delayed property finance applications.

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The Sun

Mortgage costs rise AGAIN as Middle East conflict sends rates soaring

HOMEOWNERS face rising mortgage costs again after renewed uncertainty in the Middle East spooked lenders.

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Daily Express

Mortgage borrowers handed boost as repossessions fall

The figures will provide some much-needed reassurance to households

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The Times

The pension penalty graduates are paying for their student loans

Taking repayments from salaries before pension contributions are made is short-changing graduates’ retirement savings, experts say

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Daily Mirror

Halifax confirms change for customers 'from Friday' with 'cost cut'

It has been welcomed as 'very encouraging', with other expected to follow

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FT Adviser

Octopus suspends withdrawals from IHT scheme

Octopus has suspended both applications to, and withdrawals from, its inheritance tax scheme, Fern Trading, with advisers calling out business relief products.

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Daily Mirror

Inheritance alert as '£200 mistake' could tear family apart

Experts have explained how to avoid problems at a difficult time

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Property Portfolio Investor

Landlords leaving the rental market: 27 per cent plan full exit by 2029

More than a quarter of landlords plan a full exit by 2029. Why landlords leaving the rental market could hand Britain’s tenants to corporate giants.

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Money Markleting

Advisers urge families to record inheritance wishes

Financial advisers are urging people to record who should inherit sentimental possessions, warning that informal promises over family heirlooms can lead to bitter disputes after death.

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Thisismoney

Council homes bought under Right to Buy surged 90% in a year after Labour changed the rules

The number of council tenants using the Right to Buy scheme to get on the property ladder almost doubled last year, data has revealed.

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The Mirror

Halifax change for customers ‘from Wednesday’ with extra costs

Experts said it had comes as a surprise given changes elsewhere

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide makes ‘welcome’ change for customers from Tuesday

Things are really up and down at the moment

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Daily Mirror

DWP £10,000 ‘trigger’ alert as new update given

Experts have expressed concern behind the headline figures

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AOL.com

New ISA rules mean ‘new charge’ for savers paid to HMRC - AOL

Experts have said the new rules are more complicated than they first seem

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Daily Mirror

New ISA rules mean ‘new charge’ for savers paid to HMRC

Experts have said the new rules are more complicated than they first seem

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MoneyWeek

Number of UK millionaires hits lowest level since 2008 financial crisis

High taxes and the volatile financial and property market is hitting the wealthy, research from the Adam Smith Institute shows.

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Daily Mirror

Unpaid parking fines ‘can mean losing home’ as record numbers issued

Experts have explained how a seemingly minor issue can spiral into a major problem

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MoneyWeek

Making Tax Digital explained: what is it and who does it affect?

Thousands of sole traders and landlords now have to start reporting their earnings digitally every quarter, with the first deadline just weeks away.

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The Sun

Should you EVER buy a flat? Why you should think twice as cost to upgrade to a house hits record high

FIRST-time buyers are facing a nasty property trap as the cash difference to upgrade from an apartment to a family house hits a staggering 30-year high.

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Sky News

The 'underused' mortgage type brokers hope will make a comeback

Introduced in the late 1990s, offset mortgages were initially popular but fell out of fashion after the global financial crash. Could that be about to change?

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Sky News

Is major pension change coming - and will Burnham listen to own advisers who hate triple lock?

Andy Burnham has publicly backed the pension triple lock, saying he will abide by the promises made in Labour's 2024 manifesto.

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Daily Mirror

HMRC July 2026 deadline warning as UK workers ‘caught out’ and fined

People face penalties if they miss the annual deadline

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Wales Online

HMRC July 2026 deadline alert as ‘many caught out’ and face penalties

Experts say that a lot of people simply forget about it

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The Independent

Missed the SpaceX IPO? How to invest in Elon Musk’s rockets company

The SPCX share price rose fast last week - but has since returned to earth with other tech stocks

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Wales Online

‘Change today’ means people heading to Europe ‘should buy now’

Brits can get ‘extra spending power’ if they cash in

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GB News

Pound hits strongest level against Euro in nearly one year as Britons urged: 'Buy your holiday money now!'

The Pound has climbed to its strongest level against the Euro in 10 months.

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Sky News

What could Andy Burnham as prime minister mean for your money?

Sir Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as prime minister, and while he will stay in post for now, all eyes are already turning to his potential successor.

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Liverpool Echo

New ‘unsustainable’ alert for people on PIP after update this week

The number of people claiming PIP in England and Wales has hit four million, a 2% increase since January 2026

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The i Paper

What Burnham as PM means for your mortgage

Homeowners and buyers could see an increase to their loan prices if Burnham gets into power, experts warn, but only for the short term

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Daily Mirror

‘Many don’t know about mortgage type good for self-employed’

They were an innovation seen in the late 1990s before they fell out of fashion

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FT Adviser

Brokers show support for offset mortgages comeback

Offset mortgages should make a comeback amid improved savings rates, brokers claim.

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Sunday Express

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Sky News

Savers losing out on hundreds a year 'for no good reason'

Experts have warned savers are losing out on £373 a year over a "loyalty penalty".

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Thisismoney

Tax hikes and fiscal uncertainty mean Britain is less appealing to the wealthy

Britain is becoming a less attractive location for the wealthy, a report suggests.

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The Times

A £65K salary and a mega deposit — what it takes to buy a home alone

Those trying to cover the cost of a mortgage by themselves can forget about saving into a pension, clearing their student debt or raising a family

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FT Adviser

Brokers split on AMI’s ‘updated identity’

There have been mixed reviews from mortgage brokers on the “brand refresh” of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries.

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MoneyWeek

How landlords can verify tenants under new rental regulations

The Renters’ Rights Act has limited upfront rental payments, removing a way to reduce the risk of rent arrears. What checks can landlords make?

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Sky News

Estates agents increasingly inflating property prices, experts say

Estate agents are increasingly giving "overvaluations" on properties to win more business, industry insiders have said.

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what MORTGAGE

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates on ‘switcher’ products

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates for existing customer who are switching to a new deal with the building society.

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North Wales Live

PayPal, Klarna and Clearpay users face new rules next month

From July 15, buy now pay later firms will see a major change

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Daily Mirror

New ‘fantasy number’ warning to anyone selling their home

Brokers have said the current market means the issue is on the rise

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How will BNPL impact my mortgage application?

Shoppers need to change the way they think about Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) if they are considering making a mortgage application, brokers have warned this week.

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Chronicle Live

PayPal, Klarna and Clearpay users face new rules next month

From July 15, buy now pay later firms will see a major change

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Daily Mirror

PayPal customers to see major rule change next month

The change comes into affect next month

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Daily Mirror

People born before 1976 told ‘make crucial check now’

It could make all the difference in the years to come

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Chronicle Live

Halifax ‘positive’ move after new Nationwide update

It’s a mixed and changing picture

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Daily Mirror

Millions across UK ‘face new 22% HMRC tax’

The details are starting to emerge

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FT Adviser

Renters’ Rights Act blamed for house price slowdown

Controversial rental reforms have driven a reduction in house prices as buy-to-let investors have been spooked from the market, property professionals claim.

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FT Adviser

‘Advisers are not charities’: readers debate call to waive investment minimums

An FT Adviser article on financial advice for female footballers has sparked a broader debate on advice fees, with one reader commenting that “advisers are not charities”.

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Cambridgeshire Live

Halifax ‘positive’ move after new Nationwide update

It’s a mixed and changing picture

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Daily Express

Halifax announces change for customers as Nationwide issues update

Feels like a brief breather, not a turning point

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Wales Online

Halifax ‘positive’ move after new Nationwide update

It’s a mixed and changing picture

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Daily Mirror

‘Crucial’ UK £92 document ‘hugely underused’ and it’s not a will

It’s a separate legal document that can save a lot of headaches

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Cambridgeshire Live

‘Hugely underused’ £92 document ‘as important as a will’

Experts have said that many people in the UK don’t have it in place

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FT Adviser

‘We are already in a pensions crisis’, advisers warn after commission report

The Pension Schemes Act will help tackle shortcomings identified by the Pensions Commission report but won’t fix the retirement crisis altogether.

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FT Adviser

Advisers warn against treating AI as a ‘magic solution’

Firms should not treat artificial intelligence as “a magic solution or a forbidden toy” when adopting it in the advice process, one adviser has said.

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WalesOnline

UK 2027 rule change as many ‘don’t have £92 document until too late’

It's something that many of us are guilty of leaving until too late in life

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Daily Express

HMRC rule change in 2027 as ‘few have essential £92 document’

That’s a nasty little sting for families

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What Mortgage

Mortgage rate cuts: Which lenders reduced prices this week?

Nationwide, NatWest and Virgin are among the lenders to have cut mortgage rates this week but borrowers are being warned these price reductions may not last.

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Hackney Gazette

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates ahead of £100 Fairer Share payment decision

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

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Reading Chronicle

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates ahead of £100 Fairer Share payment decision

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

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Hexham Courant

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates ahead of £100 Fairer Share payment decision

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

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Professional Adviser

IFAs warn gender pension gap goes beyond an investment problem

IFAs have warned that the gender pension gap is set to get worse as above-target inflation and the cost-of-living crisis are impacting women’s ability to save, with the problem structural as well as financial.

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Mums News

Gender pension gap set to get worse as ‘the ongoing cost of living crisis is damaging women’s ability to save for their futures’...

FEMALE IFAs have warned that the gender pension gap is set to get worse in the years ahead as stubborn above-target inflation and the cost […]

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Daily Express

New Nationwide update from customers with change ‘from Tuesday’

It’s been welcomed, but with caution

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Daily Mirror

New Halifax update given to customers ‘but could be short-lived’

There was good news for customers announced on Tuesday afternoon

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MoneyWeek

Investment trusts are outperforming funds - which is best for you?

We reveal how much more investment trusts are returning compared with funds and the risks to consider

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Thisismoney

Should you ever take out a super-sized mortgage to buy a home? Two experts go head-to-head

Banks and building societies are offering homebuyers super-sized mortgages of six times salary as they struggle to climb the property ladder.

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Daily Mirror

‘Good news’ update for Santander, first direct and TSB customers

The picture is changing day by day at the moment

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Sky News

Typical homeowner could save £31,000 in interest - so why don't experts agree on overpaying your mortgage?

Mortgage overpayments are an increasingly publicised means of mitigating higher interest rates.

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Bristol Live

Cash ISA savers missing out on £416 a year boost

Financial experts said cash ISA savings are too often neglected

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Lancs Live

Cash ISA savers missing out on £416 a year boost

Financial experts said cash ISA savings are too often neglected

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FT Adviser

Could the FCA’s focus on trail commission see claims chasers?

The Financial Conduct Authority’s renewed focus on trail commission has prompted warnings from advisers that the move could trigger a rise in claims chasing activity across the sector.

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Birmingham Live

Brits warned HMRC personal allowance could be lost as deadline days away

The new financial year is about to begin

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Express.co.uk

HMRC personal annual allowance deadline in days ‘and could be lost’

Don’t let your allowance just slip away

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FT Adviser

How a ‘joined up approach’ allowed one adviser to reach neurodiverse clients

Employing an innovative and “joined-up approach” allows advisers to better reach their clients, according to Roxton Wealth financial adviser, Nouran Moustafa.

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Birmingham Live

UK business owners urge Donald Trump to stop war in Middle East

It comes after he Bank of England yesterday chose to hold its base rate at 3.75%

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The i Paper

I’m an expat working on a yacht – this is the mortgage I used to buy in the UK

There are many ways people can get on the property ladder, including through the use of joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages – something Charlotte Thomas used

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Business Matters

Individual insolvencies surge 18% as experts warn households are at ‘breaking point’

UK individual insolvencies have surged 18% year-on-year, with experts warning households are at breaking point as high interest rates, inflation and debt pressures intensify.

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Business Matters

Experts warn pension tax cap risks undermining retirement savings as pressure mounts on Chancellor to rethink

Financial experts urge Rachel Reeves to rethink plans to cap National Insurance relief on pensions at £2,000, warning it could damage retirement savings and employer schemes.

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Express.co.uk

‘Reeves must U-turn on tax grab dressed up as fairness’

Another ‘fairness’ wheeze that’ll sting later

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The i Paper

Average mortgage rates jump to over 5% - what borrowers should do now

Experts predict rates to increase even further this week as the Middle East conflict continues to raise risk of higher inflation

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Property Portfolio Investor

Santander cuts 85% and 90% LTV mortgage rates below 4% as brokers warn swap surge could trigger increases

Santander has cut selected 85% and 90% LTV fixed rates below 4%, but brokers warn rising swap rates linked to Middle East tensions could lead to mortgage rate increases.

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Birmingham Live

HSBC and Coventry increase mortgage rates due to ‘stark reality’ of Iran war

Swap rates continue to rise on the back of inflationary concerns due to events in the Middle East

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Express.co.uk

HSBC customers face costly change ‘from Friday’

Experts have given their take as a volatile week continues

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FT Adviser

Brokers becoming ‘busy fools’ as market outlook worsens

are becoming “busy fools” as business levels increase despite gloomy market conditions, Lawson Financial director, Michelle Lawson, has said.

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Express.co.uk

Santander makes major announcement for customers but ‘window closing’

Experts have said it’s unlikely to be repeated for a while

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MoneyWeek

Student loans debate: should you fund your child through university?

Graduates are complaining about their levels of student debt so should wealthy parents be helping them avoid student loans?

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The Independent

How long should I fix my mortgage deal for as interest rates fall?

There’s more to consider than just the expense of interest on your property’s deal

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FT Adviser

Schroders-Nuveen deal signals scale ambition, but adviser support will matter

Schroders, the 200-year-old pillar of British asset management, has agreed to sell itself to US rival Nuveen in a £9.9bn deal — a move that many say reflects the growing pressure on mid-sized active managers...

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FT Adviser

Is Aegon’s UK review and ‘sale’ a sign of deeper change in the DC pensions market?

As government ministers accelerate reforms designed to drive consolidation and scale in defined contribution pensions, one of the sector’s biggest players — Aegon — is reviewing its future.

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FT Adviser

Is there an ethical risk when it comes to AI?

As advice firms increase their use of artificial intelligence to help them with day-to-day tasks they must ensure they take account of the ethical considerations.

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Mortgage Professional

The pros and cons of becoming a self-employed mortgage broker

‘Should I stay or should I go?’ The dilemma for staff mortgage advisers

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Mortgage Professional

Why do property deals take so long to close?

The UK has one of the longest durations globally for completing sales

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Mortgage Professional

Women football professionals and a mortgage market gap

Adviser aims to tap into a sport that’s growing in popularity

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Mortgage Professional

The business lessons learned by successful mortgage brokers

From relationships to confidence building, and maintaining integrity

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