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Top 10 stories on Mortgage Solutions this week – 09/09/2016

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Take a look at our top ten, most-read stories this week on the website. What did you miss?

Mortgage complaints rise for eight out of 10 worst offender lenders

Vapestick millionaire Clapper eyes return to mortgage advice industry

Knock-on effect of MCD means consumers face secured loan fee lottery

Why be a mortgage broker? Simon Checkley

Rogue AR firm caused spike in L&G Ombudsman complaint data

Get set for the Indian remortgage Summer – Adams

Network PTFS set to launch DA proposition for brokers – exclusive

Kent Reliance tightens valuation criteria in wake of Brexit uncertainty

Mortgage broker launches bridging advice proposition

Boon for potential landlords as cost of buy-to-let deals drop

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Samantha Partington is a freelance trade and consumer journalist writing about property and personal finance. Previously she worked worked for the Daily Mail and Property Week. She is the former deputy editor of Mortgage Solutions and editor of Specialist Lending Solutions. Before becoming a journalist, Samantha worked as a mortgage broker and latterly for a mortgage, bridging and secured loan lender. Samantha is CeMAP qualified. Follow her on Twitter @SamJPartington1.

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