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Top 10 most read stories on Mortgage Solutions this week – 16/06/2017

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Top 10 most read stories on Mortgage Solutions this week – 16/06/2017
It was a busy week for lender criteria changes and these grabbed brokers’ interest as well – both Skipton and Magellan made significant moves.

An exclusive product for brokers from Virgin Money perked interest while the subject of technology and robo-advice is a long-standing issue as well.

The goings-on at L&G Mortgage Club awards also grabbed attention. And of course there is a new housing minister to top it all off.

 

Skipton changes interest-only policy on repayment vehicles

 

The Legal and General Mortgage Club Awards in pictures

 

Customers expect robo-advice to be quicker and easier than brokers

 

Alok Sharma appointed housing minister

 

National Crime Agency seizes flats and assets from mortgage and wine fraudsters

 

Computershare prepares to offer mortgages using Topaz Finance brand

 

Virgin Money offers broker exclusive in product launches

 

Magellan opens criteria to ‘messy payers’

 

Richard Tugwell joins Together

 

The reasons behind soaring mortgage completion figures – Marketwatch

 

 

 

 

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