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Stephen Perkins
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Norwich Mortgage Broker and Managing Director
Yellow Brick Mortgages
Stephen Perkins is a mortgage broker and Managing Director of Yellow Brick Mortgages in Norwich, Norfolk, and a regular national media commentator on mortgages, housing and personal finance. Yellow Brick is the UK's #1 ranked finance brokerage on Trustpilot, with over 7,000 five-star reviews. Stephen specialises in helping consumers make better financial decisions by explaining complex mortgage topics in simple, practical terms.

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Mortgage deals vanish at record speed as borrowers warned delays could cost thousands | InYourArea
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The Guardian
How would potential new property tax differ from stamp duty and council tax system?
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Interest rates ‘being handled like a slow-motion car crash’ as Bank of England to AVOID a rate cut
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Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Mortgage rates could fall before Christmas – but experts warn of a catch
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The Sun
What will happen to house prices by the end of the year – and why you may only have 10 weeks to get a bargain
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- Can you get a mortgage with an IVA? Highly unlikely but some lenders will consider you 1 year after discharge
- UK inflation hits 3.5% as small firms face “pressure from both sides”
- Inflation rises to 3.5% in "blow" – what does this mean for borrowers, savers and the pound?
- Individual Voluntary Arrangements hit highest level since November 2022
- Experts warn against making pension mistake ahead of Budget
- Borrowers urged to lock in mortgage deals as products vanish within 13 days
- Will mortgage rates fall by Christmas? Brokers say they could be a "little lower"
- GDP grows by just 0.1%: small businesses say clients "feel more cautious"
- Mortgages for doctors with private practice income: why lenders may count your earnings differently