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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/03/2019

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/03/2019
This week's most read on Mortgage Solutions and Specialist Lending Solutions involved the FCA investigating HMRC for telling self-employed people to remortgage to pay tax bills.

 

This was followed by a buy-to-let scammer being jailed for contempt of court after shifting a property portfolio to his wife.

Meanwhile the mortgage prisoners saga continued as Treasury ignored calls to help the beleaguered group, and a couple convicted of committing £500k-plus mortgage fraud was also well read.

 

FCA investigates HMRC for telling self-employed people to remortgage to pay tax bills

 

Buy-to-let scammer jailed after shifting property portfolio to wife

Treasury ignores calls to help mortgage prisoners

Couple convicted of committing £500k-plus mortgage fraud

 

Building more homes may not be the answer to our housing crisis – Phillips

 

Countrywide confirms massive losses despite record year for mortgages

 

Broker Stuart Rae Duncan passes away

TSB lifts remortgage rates and partners with Julian Harris network

Metro Bank investigated by FCA and PRA after miscalculating mortgage book risk

Rogue agent fined £70k over HMO offences

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