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The top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 05/02/2021

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The top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 05/02/2021
Support for the stamp duty holiday to be gradually phased out continued this week following a debate in parliament and lenders injected some much-needed competition into the market by cutting rates at 90 per cent LTV.

 

Equity release rates have also fallen while retirement interest-only product choice has improved year on year. The surprise news that the Scottish Government has pulled the plug on its Help to Buy scheme also made this week’s top 10.

 

MPs call for phasing out of stamp duty holiday

 

Equity release rates plummet as product numbers rise

 

Support for stamp duty holiday extension at fever pitch ahead of MP petition debate

 

Halifax and BM Solutions cut rates

 

Retirement interest-only mortgage market flourishes

 

NatWest cuts rates on mortgages up to 90 per cent LTV

 

Barclays cuts rates on residential mortgages

 

Scotland ends Help to Buy scheme this week

 

Santander expands 90 per cent LTV availability and cuts select rates

 

Platform launches professional mortgages with higher LTIs

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