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The Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 16/02/18

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The Top 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 16/02/18
Our most popular story this week was a warning from industry insiders about potential major changes to mortgage rates over the next couple of weeks.

Meanwhile, buy-to-let mortgages transferring to Computershare-created brands, Rosinca and Jasper Mortgages drew readers’ attention.

Elsewhere, Mortgage Advice Bureau made headlines for its upcoming trial of a specialist buy-to-let licence for brokers.

 

Prepare for ‘major mortgage repricing’ in coming weeks

Ex-Bradford and Bingley and Mortgage Express borrowers receive lender transfer letters

MAB preparing to trial ‘specialist buy-to-let’ licence for brokers

Why more lenders could go broker-only – Marketwatch

On free legals: ‘As helpful as a chocolate teapot’ – poll result

Product transfer: ‘Lenders might view greater adviser involvement as a problem’ – Paradigm

Digital adviser Habito partners Starling Bank offering customers ‘in-app’ broker

Digital broker Burrow axes consumer arm and overhauls business

Second charge market needs ‘massive cultural shift’ – Lynda Blackwell

Exclusive: Julia Tennant to take over as FCA mortgage manager

 

 

 

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