Topic: Blogs
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David Binney: Changing the second charge narrative
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Laura Sneddon: #FRA24 Winning Values: Partnering with brokers and homeowners on the journey to greener homes
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Steve Cox: Can any political party improve property supply?
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Paul Glynn: A confident adviser community will feel empowered to move into new product areas
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Rob Oliver: Complex incomes needn’t complicate the mortgage process
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Tom Denman-Molloy: Going further to support shared ownership borrowers
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Patrick Bamford: What is on the General Election wish list for first-time buyers?
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Victoria Clark: The merging of mainstream mortgage and later life lending is here to stay
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Ben Thompson: Is it time for stamp duty reform?
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Keith Young: What does a General Election mean for the housing sector?
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Jaxon Stevens: Consistency is central to winning broker trust
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Jonathan Barrett: Working with vulnerable clients – a best-practice guide for advisers
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Ben Thompson: What does the new financial year mean for the mortgage market?
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Rob Clifford: Do General Election years shift the housing dial?
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Ahmed Bawa: Understanding the mortgage market for complex cases
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Iress expands mortgage and protection distribution through new Access FS platform
FCA
Advice firm employees plead guilty after defrauding clients of £2m
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Inflation rises to 3.5% as mortgage rates outlook shifts
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Try Mortgage Network adds Atom Bank to residential mortgage panel
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