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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/02/2019

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/02/2019
This week’s most read on Mortgage Solutions and Specialist Lending Solutions saw research showing that more than half of prospective first-time buyers were confused by common housing market and mortgage terminology.

 

This was followed by figures showing Purplebricks dominating the online estate agent market with 69 per cent of the market share.

And an official investigation into the Australian financial services sector proposed an end to lenders paying commission to mortgage brokers as one of its key findings.

 

Majority of first-time buyers confused by mortgage jargon

 

Purplebricks dominates online estate agents with 69% market share

 

Mortgage broker commission fee ban proposed in Australia

 

CYBG highlights ‘sustained pricing pressure’ in mortgage market

 

Japanese knotweed to be under control by 2040 – research

 

Just Mortgages appoints two area directors to self-employed division

 

TSLE2019: Undisclosed lender high-pressure selling with product transfer offer – Jannels

 

Online Mortgage Advisor partners with Criteria Hub

 

‘It’s a long time since a lender wanted to build-up links with DA firms’ – Chartwell Funding

 

Landlords will offer longer tenancies if evictions are easier – Ministry of Housing

 

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