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  • 12/10/2012
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The issues that got you hot under the collar
Each Friday, Mortgage Solutions takes a look back at the best reader comments on the website.

Tenet offers 50% PII excess discount for members

As a TenetLime (mortgage) member I have just received my PI renewal through them, showing a very welcome reduction in premium and a reduction in the excess.

This must be due, in part, to a very tight compliance regime which protects both the client and the adviser, and (naturally) the insurer. Compliant advice processes are vital and Tenet have it well nailed down.

Andy Wilson
05 Oct 2012 | 15:44

Tory landlords’ ‘vested interest’ in PRS barrier to helping FTBs

How stupid of them to ask for tougher taxing of landlords. Landlords are taxed on profits but capital & unearned but if they were not allowed to offset costs, rents would have to be higher to be profitable. This means that no-one wins and tenants would lose out.

Mike
08 Oct 2012 | 12:53

My Way – An ode to interest-only

Excellent translyricisining. Matthew Wyles is a very accomplished chanteur and perhaps he can be inveigled to sing this at the next CML dinner?

Brokerlicious
09 Oct 2012 | 11:06

Rise of claims managers caused by industry apathy, says FOS

I suspect you won’t find a compensation culture sitting in South Quay Plaza looking at PPI & LCE stats.

I’m sure that whiplash injuries are just a sign of the times as well? What both have in common is that your working class customers have shared the fact that both are instant cash cows and how to milk them.

Perhaps the banks could have just refunded all their customers PPI money from the outset? But then it’s the customers that are paying the CRC fees, not the banks. So they have no motivation to do so.

MarkG
10 Oct 2012 | 18:06

Slowdown in mortgage market growth – Connells

The eurozone crisis has affected the banks’ ability to lend. As they are trying to improve, hopefully the scenario will be better after some time.

stamp duty valuation
11 Oct 2012 | 13:51

Thank you for your comments this week.

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