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60 second review: The week’s biggest mortgage stories – 04/11/2016

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Which mortgage market stories did you miss this week? Here's our round up of the most read news on the website to refresh your memory.

Broker fury over Santander’s move to attract clients to switch six months early

TSB mortgage boss slams lenders for unfair broker treatment

Shed your role as ‘transaction fixers’ Sesame boss warns mortgage brokers

Virgin updates residential and buy-to-let mortgage criteria

Government u-turn on buy-to-let taxation unlikely – Ying Tan

Sainsbury’s Bank readies for 2017 mortgage relaunch

FCA concerned over rise in high-risk lending appetite

Nationwide to increase LTV to 90% for remortgage customers

FCA reveals intentions for review of FSCS funding model

FOS releases P2P case studies as early warning signal

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