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Rob has a background as an independent consultant making financial services safe and accessible for consumers. Previously also a HNW financial adviser he now runs a high-quality mortgage brokerage, Simple Fast Mortgage. Rob holds the Dip PFS, MAQ & ER qualifications. Rob's industry expertise has been engaged by professional service companies such as Price Waterhouse Cooper, KPMG, Grant Thornton, and Deloitte, high-street banks, financial service boutiques, and the regulator; the Financial Conduct Authority. Over a 20 year career Rob often saw customers receiving poor quality financial & mortgage advice, resulting in inappropriate, or high-cost products being recommended. This inspired Rob to offer the benefit of his experience directly to those who would benefit from it most and Simple Fast Mortgage was created.

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FTAdviser

BBC investigation ‘damning indictment’ of conditional selling, say brokers

Mortgage brokers have praised the latest BBC Panorama investigation, describing it as a “damning indictment” of

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Landlord Today

Tax and red tape push landlords into flipping - financial experts’ stories - Landlord Today

More landlords are turning to developing properties and selling on

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Moneyweek

Is property investment still as safe as houses? Why golden era could be over

The golden era of property is over and investors are better off in the stock market, new research suggests

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Express.co.uk

UK tourism to Spain ‘could collapse’ amid new scheme ‘adding fifth to price’

Industry experts say the new ‘anti tourist’ law brought in yesterday could see availability of apartments plunge

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Daily Telegraph

Housebuilding stocks fall after price shock

Property developers struggled on the London stock market after the sharpest decline in house prices in more than two years.

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Introducer Today

Lenders jump the gun on stricter EPC rules for landlords - Introducer Today

The new rules don’t come into effect until 2028 and 2030

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Birmingham Live

Government’s 38,000 new homes this year falls ‘woefully’ short of 1.5m target

Labour has pledged to deliver 1.5 million new homes by 2029

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Moneyweek

Company directors face new ID checks – how to avoid paying hundreds on verification

Company directors could end up paying hundreds of pounds to comply with new identity checks but it is possible to comply without paying a penny

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FTAdviser

‘A powerful tool’: Gen H launches interest-only product

Gen H has announced the staged launch of an interest only proposition intended to help affordability for homemovers, remortgagers and, critically,

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Express.co.uk

Donald Trump’s threats to Iran spark fears Brits will be hit hard ’in our wallet

If Iran decides to block the Strait of Hormuz, it will have far-reaching implications for the global economy, one expert has warned.

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Moneyweek

Should the income protection age cap be lifted?

You can only get income protection cover if you are below age 59. With people now working for longer, should the limit be raised?

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FTAdviser

Income protection cap leaves older workers exposed

The insurance industry needs to address an “outdated” approach to

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The Sun

Interest rates ‘being handled like a slow-motion car crash’ as Bank of England to AVOID a rate cut

THE Bank of England is widely expected to hold interest rates this week, in a blow to first-time buyers and homeowners.

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FTAdviser

High-street office for advisers? ‘Money better spent elsewhere’

UK financial advisers have fallen into two camps over a story FT Adviser published last week, in which we interviewed a woman who wants to set up a ‘shop front’ in her local town.

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Yorkshire Live

Millions of Brits wake up to unexpected £1,150 blow on Friday

The average property price dropped 0.4 per cent month on month in May to £296,648, Halifax says

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Birmingham Live

Millions of UK households wake up and lose unexpected £1,150 on Friday

The average property price dropped 0.4 per cent month on month in May to £296,648, Halifax says, in a blow for households.

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Sky News

'Clear message' as range of lenders hike rates

The average first time buyer is now getting a 31-year mortgage, compared to 28 years a decade ago, UK Finance data has found.

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Express.co.uk

Huge update for homebuyers with Halifax and Santander

Halifax, Santander and Accord have hiked their fixed mortgage rates in the past 24 hours

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Devon Live

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

The increases, though modest, are likely to spread as lenders react to stubborn inflation

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Nottinghamshire Live

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

The increases, though modest, are likely to spread as lenders react to stubborn inflation

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Liverpool Echo

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

Halifax and Santander announced rate hikes this week

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Moneyweek

Rural homes beat urban properties for price growth – where are house prices soaring?

We look at the top-performing rural local authorities for house price growth

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The Sun

Warning for first-time buyers as sub-4% mortgage rates ‘hanging by thread’

EXPERTS are warning first-time buyers to act swiftly, as the cheapest mortgage deals could soon be off the table. Those looking to step onto the property ladder should consider locking in these rat…

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FTAdviser

Will unloved US Treasuries cause UK interest rate rise?

US Treasuries have fallen on the back of Donald Trump’s tax cutting budget making its way through Congress and a downgrading of the US’s credit rating by Moody’s earlier this month.

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Express.co.uk

Experts predict Starmer’s next move as ‘mystery’ of winter fuel U-turn remains

Sir Keir Starmer’s winter fuel allowance U-turn will lead to more means testing, experts predict.

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FTAdviser

Protection advisers say loaded premiums could be next mis-selling ‘scandal’

advisers have criticised the use of loaded premiums and said it could become a “future mis-selling scandal” and destroy trust in the industry.

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FTAdviser

‘Lack of trust’: Openwork puts in pre-approval system on debt consolidation advice

Advisers at Openwork now require pre-approval on debt consolidation cases before giving advice, which advisers have warned could see borrowers ‘go elsewhere’.

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Express.co.uk

Bank of England cut fuels hope for cheaper mortgages

The Bank of England trimmed its base rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25% yesterday

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Birmingham Live

Nationwide makes major change ‘effective Wednesday’ with millions set to benefit

Nationwide cutting rates by up to 0.30 percentage points.

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Mortgage Solutions

Separate council tax bands for HMO units will harm tenants, property professionals warn

Creating separate council tax bands to individual units in houses in multiple occupation (HMO) in particular circumstances will affect poorer tenants and result in landlords being used as “cash cows”.

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IFA Magazine

Brokers reveal which types of borrower will struggle to get mortgages in 2023

As lenders tighten their criteria due to rising rates, reduced affordability amid the cost of living crisis and the prospect of a long recession ahead, free PR

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Financial Reporter

Brokers praise lenders offering 12 month mortgage offers

Brokers said the approach is particularly positive for people buying new builds, as it protects them from building delays.

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FTAdviser.com

Year-long mortgage offers ‘exactly what market needs’

Lenders honouring mortgage rates for up to 12 months is exactly what the market needs according to brokers following the uncertainty around interest rates which ensued after the last budget

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Mortgage Strategy

Cover feature: Sink or swim? | Mortgage Strategy

The mortgage market was at the sharp edge of the political and economic turmoil in the UK during September and October, with mortgage deals withdrawn at an unprecedented rate and the cost of fixed-rate...

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Mortgage Solutions

Five ways brokers are bridging the borrower knowledge gap – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Borrowers are as confused, nervous and disturbed by the state of the mortgage market as ever and brokers need to bridge that knowledge gap

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Mortgage Solutions

Risk of limited company BTL mortgage prisoners on the rise ‒ analysis

The changes to limited company buy-to-let mortgage products in the fallout from the mini Budget risk creating a swathe of landlord mortgage prisoners, it has been claimed.

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Mortgage Solutions

‘Broker burnout’ is very real and the stress can ‘take its toll’ – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

As part of World Mental Health Day, we spoke to a number of industry experts about stress, their own mental health and ‘broker burnout’.

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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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Mortgage Solutions

Bridging market still offering ‘competitive’ options – SLS In Focus

Specialist Lending Solutions “In Focus” series deep dives into different areas of the specialist lending market. This week we are focusing on the bridging pricing and what the near-term expectations are.

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IFA Magazine

Nationwide September HPI - “In the property market, it is officially now business as unusual” - reaction

Following the Nationwide September House Price Index published this morning, mortgage and property experts have commented. Andrew Montlake, managing director o

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Mortgage Professional

Is a house price crash coming? Brokers weigh in

They also argue on whether the market is now a buyers’ or a sellers’ market

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Mortgage Professional

Bank of England makes interest rate announcement

Verdict delivered moments ago...

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This Is Money

Bank hikes base rate to 2.25%: What it means for mortgages and savings

The Bank of England has today increased base rate by 0.5 percentage points to 2.25% as it continues to try and dampen runaway inflation.

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Daily Mail

Bank hikes base rate to 2.25%: What it means for mortgages and savings

The Bank of England has today increased base rate by 0.5 percentage points to 2.25% as it continues to try and dampen runaway inflation.

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Mortgage Solutions

Government keen lenders include ‘rent track record’ in decisions - Mortgage Solutions

The government has said that it wants to encourage mortgage lenders and others to include a borrowers’ rent track record in lending decisions to allow more first-time buyers onto the property ladder.

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