You are here: Home - News -

News

This week’s top 10 stories on Mortgage Solutions – 26/10/2018

by: Mortgage Solutions
  • 26/10/2018
  • •
  • 0
This week’s top 10 stories on Mortgage Solutions – 26/10/2018
This week's most-read stories take in compensation for Halifax customers after an interest rate calculation, capital gains tax relief on landlord property sales to first-time buyers, rumoured to be in next week's Budget and our coverage of the first executive-tier Women's Executive Finance Forum (WEFF).

 

Halifax mortgage customers to get compensation

 

Compare the Market launches mortgage eligibility tool

Budget 2018: Offer CGT relief on landlord sales to drive FTB purchases – Pannell

 

Lloyds Bank to launch Open Banking proposition next month

 

Housing market at risk under no-deal Brexit – AMI

 

Help to Buy remortgages and further advances set to be simplified – exclusive

 

Former Stonebridge head of business partnerships Paul Nye passes away

 

Video: ‘Brokers’ customers will do DIPs and track cases through APIs’

 

Anna Williamson: ‘My worst day was also the best day because I finally asked for help’ – WEFF

 

NatWest to review buy-to-let policy towards benefit tenants – exclusive

 

Have a fantastic weekend – from the Mortgage Solutions team.

Related Posts

Share This Article
Tags

Mortgage Solutions

There are 0 Comment(s)

You may also be interested in

Email Newsletter

Register your account and sign up for our newsletter

Upcoming Events

The Buy to Let Market Forum 2024

May 01, 2024
Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff

The Buy to Let Market Forum 2024

May 02, 2024
Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading

The British Specialist Lending Awards 2024

May 16, 2024
Hilton London Bankside

Latest Poll

Are you selling more protection business since this time last year?

View Results

  • Useful Links:
  • Follow Us
© AE3 Media Ltd, Basement office, 21 Great Winchester Street, London, EC2N 2JA , Company registration number 8938488.
AE3 Media Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
The principal business of AE3 Media is journalism. As our website contains links through to firms which provide consumer credit we have limited permission to undertake credit broking activities and for these limited activities only AE3 Media Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
We take reasonable care to correct errors or omissions on our site as soon as we can after we are made aware of them. However, we do not guarantee that all information is accurate and free of errors and omissions at all times and we do not accept any responsibility or liability for any loss you may suffer as a result of information on this site not being accurate at all times.
We do not recommend or accept any responsibility for any third party provider’s products, services, information, advice or opinions provided to you either directly or via their websites. We will not be responsible to you if any product or advice you obtain form a third party is not suitable for you or does not meet your requirements. Any links to a third party provider’s website on this site are for your convenience only. If you contact a third party provider advertised or mentioned on this website, either directly or via a link, any use by you of the third party provider’s website, products or information will be subject to the third party provider’s own terms and conditions. You should read these carefully.