UK Property & Short-Term Finance Insights
Almost half of Scottish adults who do not own a home believe they will never do so, new research suggests. Pepper Money found that 47% of Scots who are not yet on the property ladder feel that home ownership will remain permanently out of reach.…
The post Half of Scots who don’t own a home doubt they ever will: Pepper appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
The newest CFO joined from Furness Building Society.
The post Family BS confirms Hamp as CFO appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
The BTL sector has made leaps and bounds since its inception in the late 90s.
The post Celebrating 30 years of BTL but several myths prove ‘stubborn to shift’ – Paragon appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Gable’s newest launch of no deposit mortgages start at 6.4%.
The post Gable joins lenders offering no-deposit mortgage appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Rightmove’s latest HPI has done little to raise optimism about the market.
The post Asking price rise should not be mistaken for ‘major turning point’ appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Building societies have always been built on relationships.
The post Why building societies should use technology to build stronger member relationships, not just better products – Sumsion appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Barclays and Halifax started the week with more rate increases.
The post Barclays raises resi remortgage rates to 25bps; Halifax announces hikes up to 11bps – round-up appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Over the last few months, I’ve spent a lot of time on the road, talking to brokers – and, perhaps unsurprisingly, digital transformation comes up quite regularly.
The post We’re measuring digital success by the wrong standard – Purewal appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
This week, Mortgage Solutions speaks to Claire Graham, a business development manager (BDM) covering South Wales and the South West for buy-to-let (BTL) lender Fleet Mortgages.
The post Know Your BDM: Claire Graham, Fleet Mortgages appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will work with industry organisations, including the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI), to help more people consider protection policies.
The post Regulator takes action to engage advisers and clients with protection appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.