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PMS Mortgage Club and Sesame Network, which are part of Sesame Bankhall Group, have launched two new fixed rate mortgage products with Skipton Building Society
25/01/2023
UK families could have passed on £1.43m free of inheritance tax (IHT) had the Conservative government not frozen the tax-free thresholds since coming to power in 2010, new analysis from AJ Bell has suggested
03/01/2023
A third of people with adverse credit would say the level of their unsecured debt has increased in the last 12 months, new research from Pepper Money has indicated
19/12/2022
The market for second charge borrowing is continuing to “reflect the wider economy” and the financial concerns of many individuals seeking to get a grip on an increase in both the cost of living and the cost of securing finance, Evolution Money has stated
15/12/2022
Lending in the second charge space dropped for the fourth month running to total £135.5m in November, according to the latest Secured Loan Index from Loans Warehouse
14/12/2022
The FCA has announced it is planning to clamp down on misleading financial marketing
06/12/2022
The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) has elected its management committee for 2023
01/12/2022
Nationwide has announced a new initiative to provide support for older members who fall victim to a scam
29/11/2022
Net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals fell from £5.9bn to £4.0bn in October following the fallout from the government’s mini-Budget, figures from the Bank of England (BoE) have shown
29/11/2022
Seven in 10 people (71%) are concerned about their financial situation as a direct result of the cost of living crisis, research from Pepper Money has indicated
25/11/2022
Yorkshire Building Society has launched a new two-year base rate tracker at 3.29%, as part of a host of reductions across its range of up to 1.16%
21/11/2022
A record number of Junior ISA investments were made in the third quarter of 2022, despite households having less money to save, figures from Scottish Friendly have indicated
18/11/2022
Concern over the deadline for the FCA’s Consumer Duty regulations is growing among decision makers at investment, wealth and pension firms, according to recent research from Moneyhub
16/11/2022
Lending in the second charge space dropped to £150.2m in October, according to the latest Secured Loan Index from Loans Warehouse
11/11/2022
More than a quarter of landlords are planning to sell properties as a result of the current buy-to-let (BTL) environment, a new broker study has found
07/11/2022

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Mortgage Advice Bureau and AI in the mortgage sector
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Perenna and the long-term fixed mortgage market
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