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The total value of bridging loan lending in the UK has jumped by 22% in the past year alone, new market analysis by Henry Dannell has shown
06/09/2022
Liz Truss has been confirmed as the new leader of the Conservative party and will take over from Boris Johnson as the next Prime Minister
05/09/2022
Recent interest rate increases mean that UK homeowners are likely to spend an additional £1.6bn in interest payments on unsecured loans in the next year, analysis from Pepper Money has indicated
31/08/2022
Offering consumers tailored credit offers that suit their individual needs and providing them with more choice is now a “major area of focus” for consumer credit lenders, Freedom Finance has stated
26/08/2022
Financial priorities have seen a significant shift in the last six months as UK adults face rising inflation and increased living costs, new research from Aegon has indicated
25/08/2022
The proportion of members transferring their pension increased to an annualised rate of 41 members per 100,000 in July 2022, a 41 per cent month-on-month rise, XPS Pension Group has revealed
24/08/2022
More than 80% of regulated firms in the legal, property and finance and banking sectors are considering a switch to electronic verification (EV) of their customers, a new study has indicated
23/08/2022
Interest rate rises on revolving credit, including credit and store cards, could cost UK homeowners an additional £2.8bn in the next 12 months, new estimates have suggested
23/08/2022
Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) firms are being warned by the FCA that all financial promotions of their products must comply with the regulator’s financial promotion rules
19/08/2022
Lending in the second charge loan space saw a 12.5% monthly increase in July, figures reported directly to Loans Warehouse from second charge lenders have confirmed
17/08/2022
Billions of pounds which could help people across the UK tackle rising living costs is currently going unclaimed as a result of several underused tax breaks, AJ Bell has revealed
16/08/2022
Approximately one in seven (13 per cent) UK adults that are looking at ways to increase their income amid the cost-of-living crisis expect to access their pension earlier than planned or have already done so, research from Canada Life has found
10/08/2022
One in three UK small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have warned that their survival is dependent on accessing finance before the end of the year, new research from NerdWallet has revealed
10/08/2022
Evolution Money has announced the successful completion of the group’s inaugural private securitisation, with a facility of up to £290m
05/08/2022
Zephyr Homeloans has announced the addition of The Money Group’s (TMG’s) network to its key partner panel
02/08/2022

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Mortgage Advice Bureau and AI in the mortgage sector
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