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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 05/07/19

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 05/07/19
This week saw some big hitting proposals coming out from both sides of the political spectrum which caught much attention.

 

 

The British Mortgage Awards also generated significant interest while The Mortgage Lender became the latest lender to remove restrictions to tenants receiving benefits.

 

Boris Johnson to abolish Stamp Duty for homes under £500k in no-deal Brexit scenario

 

All the winners of the 2019 British Mortgage Awards

 

Labour’s IHT reforms ‘could close Bank of Mum and Dad’

 

Carney highlights diverging interest rate expectations as markets predict cuts

 

Nationwide house price data paints mixed market picture

 

TMW Iaunches 50 per cent LTV range and cuts other mortgage rates

 

TML removes DSS lending restriction from buy-to-let criteria – exclusive

 

Mortgage brokers set for four per cent FCA fee hike

 

Matt Lowndes steps down, Montlake becomes MD at Coreco

 

Santander joins bidders for Tesco Bank mortgage book

 

 

 

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