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Top 10 most read stories on Mortgage Solutions this week – 02/06/2017

by: Mortgage Solutions
  • 02/06/2017
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Welcome to our roundup of the most popular stories of the week, with a sexual favours for sales targets story, perhaps unsurprisingly emerging in top spot.

But read on to find out more about Co-op Bank’s plans to shore up its capital reserves and the launch of self-annointed ‘market disruptor’ and mortgage club The Adviser Alliance.

The digital versus bespoke face-to-face advice debate also continued to rage on and will continue for a while yet.

Thanks to all our readers this week.

 

Your Move estate agent offered sexual favours by female boss wins discrimination case

Equity release qualification proposal was ‘pure lunacy’

Mortgage club shake-up long overdue argue brokers

Co-op Bank prepares for debt-for-equity swap deal

Tesco, Vida and TSB top table for online broker mortgage experience – research

‘I bet in five years’ time the whole concept crashes and burns’ – Star Letter 26/05/2017

Mortgage club The Adviser Alliance launches

Existing borrowers are ‘biggest group of potential leads you are ever likely to see’

Digital broker Property Master launches targeting landlords

AA opens mortgages to all in direct-only market

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