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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 18/05/18

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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 18/05/18
Ex-FCA mortgage director Lynda Blackwell dominated the headlines again this week, as the ripples from her experience of being turned down by for a mortgage continued onwards.

Conveyancers also came under fire this week, while Mortgage Solutions took a closer look at the Financial Conduct Authority’s study of the mortgage market, particularly its questioning on mortgage club fees.

Finally the winners from the British Specialist Lending Awards were also among the most read articles this week.

 

Blackwell slams mortgage lending practices on Radio 4

Conveyancers ‘shaken up’ by property fraud ruling

Film director convicted of £5m mortgage scam releases new movie

Brokers say regulator is right to question mortgage club fees

Exclusive: LMS apologises for free legal problems amid major overhaul

Lloyds’ Dijkstra: ‘Brokers must consider how online could affect their entire business model’

Together founder Henry Moser leaps 75 places up UK rich list

New Build: ‘It scares me when I listen to a non-specialist talk about my area’ – Marketwatch

All the winners of the British Specialist Lending Awards 2018

Can a broker still advise on the whole mortgage market? – Syms

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