The industry spoke up about what measures they wanted to see the Chancellor introduce, and how they felt about what was eventually announced.
Leading the news this week, however, was Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) buying out Evolve and Meridian, with plans to merge next month.
Also of interest was Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) easing affordability for first-time buyers and Santander identifying that a larger proportion of new homeowners were older.
MAB buys out Evolve and Meridian with merger planned for January
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