The ending of the furlough scheme and its implications proved popular with brokers this week, along with news that Coadjute would create the first UK cryptocurrency for mortgage transactions.
Mortgage Advice Bureau’s interim results, which showed record revenue of £92.4m and total adviser numbers of 1,800, also interested brokers.
Research by Halifax that homebuyers pay a £40,000 premium for more sustainable properties with higher energy ratings also grabbed readers’ attention.
Coadjute creates first UK cryptocurrency for mortgage transactions
Furlough scheme and stamp duty holiday-end due tomorrow – analysis
Mortgage Advice Bureau reports record revenue as advisers hit 1800 – interim results
Clients are in charge of where they place business if an adviser leaves – Marketwatch
Evicting tenants can take up to a year and cost over £35,000
Aldermore brings back deals for borrowers with adverse credit
