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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 15/06/18

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The 10 biggest mortgage broker stories this week – 15/06/18
A new range of mortgages aimed at helping landlords maximise mortgage interest tax relief has gathered the most interest from readers this week.

There are also lessons to be learned from a Bank of Ireland development case, while industry critics debate changes in the later life lending market.

And, in case you missed it, our photo galleries capture the best moments from the recent L&G Awards and AMI Annual Dinner.

 

Leeds BS launches mortgages to help landlords clawback more tax relief

Let Bank of Ireland’s £750k loss be a warning to developers everywhere – Brightstone Law

Man held in custody accused of £250k mortgage fraud and international Bitcoin laundering

Older borrowers could end up with wrong deal after FCA retirement interest-only mortgage reclass, critics say

Buy-to-let top-slicing changes make interesting reading – Ying Tan

Exclusive: Twenty7Tec confirms first two lenders live on API-submission platform MortgageApply

Alex Upton to join Hampshire Trust Bank

The Legal and General Mortgage Club Awards – all the photos

AMI Annual Dinner 2018 – the night in photos

Leasehold house owners trapped in unsellable homes – Which?

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