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Legal & General's ‘Mortgage Manifesto' aims at stimulate debate on what government, providers, brokers and borrowers can do to get the mortgage market moving again. Ben Thompson, managing director of Legal & General Mortgage Club, sets out its ideas.
Curiously, since the start of the year there has been a run of data around the mortgage market that has been looking a little more positive.
Puberty. It brings with it so many changes. Some welcome, some not so welcome.
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The year has started a lot better than expected: specialist lenders are demonstrating an appetite to lend, customers are in demand of such lenders and packagers are not extinct.
Recent HMRC data shows the number of property transactions in the UK remained at a depressed level in 2011, but what are the causes of this continued slump in transactions?
The first challenge any prospective new mortgage lender has to overcome is FSA bureaucracy.
Over the first few weeks of this year, it was easy to see what most lenders got for Christmas.
In the first of his regular blogs, Mark Harris, chief executive of SPF Private Clients, explains what makes London such a special market and why that basement swimming pool is so important...
Mortgages for Business managing director David Whittaker considers what the new entrants to buy to let have brought to the sector and what more needs to be done.
In her first blog for Mortgage Solutions since launching her marketing and PR agency, Bien Media, Melanie Bien examines how the rise of buy to let is generating as much negative reaction as good.
We’re already into the second month of the year and, for many of us, our New Year’s resolutions are a dim memory along with those of the Christmas and New Year parties.
What a mess. The Sale and Rent Back sector has finally been closed five long years after the Council of Mortgage Lenders, Citizen's Advice and Shelter jointly called for regulation, branding the actions of some firms, "daylight robbery."
The press has been mixed recently on prospects for the buy-to-let and wider mortgage market for the next 12 months.
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