Topic: Blogs
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Andrew Vaughan: The hidden cost of long rallies
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Steve Cox: How being the UK’s Prime Minister became ‘the impossible job’
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Jonathan Rubins: When prediction fails, execution wins
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Richard Howes: Will AI be a D.I.V.O.R.C.E or a new start for advice?
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Roger Morris: Why remortgaging is no longer a routine conversation for brokers
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Sebastian Murphy: Perhaps it’s time to stop calling us brokers?
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Neil Rudge: How brokers can open up specialist funding for ambitious SMEs
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Chris Blewitt: Building societies aren’t the alternative anymore
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Nathan Reilly: You might not be able to predict the next market shift, but you can prepare for it
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Rob Stanton: The buy-to-let landlord is becoming a portfolio manager
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Alex Upton: Why commercial judgement matters in specialist lending
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Grant Hendry: The case for assessing income like people actually earn it
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Ash Borland: The cheapest hour in your diary is the one you never booked
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Harpal Singh: Mythbusting Blog #16: Myth – Journalists are scary and should be avoided at all costs
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Jake McCausland: Where property developers are finding opportunities in 2026
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Offa
Offa joins Iress XPM and Trigold
Inflation
Bank of England set to hold interest rates as inflation remains at 2.8%
FCA
FCA mortgage reform plans set out affordability assessment changes for borrowers with past credit problems
Housing Market
Government unveils major homebuying reforms to slash delays, cut costs and stop fall throughs
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