Recognising the great and the good from the industry is always a fun event and the finalists for the British Mortgage Awards drew lots of attention this week.
One person certainly not qualifying for an award is the husband from Cumbria who forged his disabled wife’s signature to remortgage their house without her knowing.
Interest was also high in how digital mortgage processes might look and how brokers should be advising clients with maturing interest-only policies.
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Husband forged disabled wife’s signature to fraudulently remortgage home
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NatWest tweaks interest only, new builds and higher value loan criteria
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How a digitised mortgage process could look and the broker journey
The conundrum of maturing interest-only customers – Marketwatch
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