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Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 19/01/18

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Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 19/01/18
In case you missed it, this week a gang of property fraudsters including a mortgage broker, were hit with some of the biggest-ever proceeds of crime orders.

Mortgage start-up Eligible and big-name lender Santander also grabbed headlines with new market offerings.

And experts mused about the future of the mortgage industry in this week’s Marketwatch.

 

Midlands broker part of mortgage fraud gang hit with £13m ‘proceeds of crime’ order

Eligible: ‘We’ll help mortgage brokers fight back against Habito and Trussle’

Santander unveils second standard variable rate

Amazon and Facebook biggest threat to brokers and lenders – Marketwatch

Mortgage lenders offering higher loan to income mortgage ratios

NatWest to launch more ‘tailored’ BDM-broker support structure

Australia’s mortgage technology revolution could show UK the way – Torpey

Interest-only mortgage customers ‘desperately need’ equity release innovation – More 2 Life

 

Bitcoin investors can get mortgages… but could see choice curbed – analysis

 

Brokers warn only competitive retention products will make an impact

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