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The 60 second review: Top stories this week – 30/09/2016

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The PRA's buy-to-let underwriting changes, lender criteria tweaks and broker business results - what mortgage market stories did you miss this week? Here's our round up of the most read stories on the website to refresh your memory.

Ex-bricklayer jailed for six years for mortgage fraud

9 things you should know about the PRA’s buy-to-let underwriting rules

Halifax relaxes stress test and withdraws £1,000 cashback for FTBs

PRA reveals scope and timeline for buy-to-let underwriting standards

Robo-advice and Australia launch to spearhead MAB’s 2017 strategy

Limited company tax strategy could backfire, says expert

Ombudsman to tackle rigging of online property portals

High-status city dwellers most at risk of mortgage fraud

Broker Ocean Finance fined £130k for sending eight million spam texts

TMW launches improved mortgage application system for brokers

 

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Hannah Uttley is senior reporter and features editor at Mortgage Solutions. Previously she worked as correspondent at Workplace Savings & Benefits. In 2015 she was awarded Best Newcomer (B2B) at the Santander Media Awards and Mortgage Journalist of the Year (B2B) at the 2016 Headline Money Awards. Follow her on Twitter at @HannahUttleyMS

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