Family BS increases proc fees for product transfers
The Society says that following Consumer Duty, the advice process that intermediaries follow for arranging a product transfer is similar to arranging a new mortgage.

Family Building Society has increased its procuration fees for mortgage product transfers.
Product transfer procuration fees will increase to 0.40% for residential mortgages and 0.50% for buy-to-let mortgages.
Procuration fees for mortgage product transfers will now match the fees paid for residential and buy-to-let new business purchases and remortgages.
Darren Deacon, head of intermediary sales at Family Building Society, commented: “We appreciate the hard work that intermediaries do in this ever changing interest rate environment.
"In the wake of Consumer Duty, the advice process that intermediaries follow for arranging a product transfer is very similar to arranging a new mortgage. They still need to complete a full review of the client’s needs to ensure that the product transfer is the right solution.
“With the work on product transfers becoming more complex, this procuration fee increase recognises this additional work and demonstrates our continued support to intermediaries, in what continues to be a difficult market for many.”

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