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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/10/2021

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 08/10/2021
The upcoming £40bn in remortgage business and its implications for brokers proved popular with readers this week, along with news that Halifax would be launching additional high LTV affordable housing products.

 

Nationwide’s announcement that it would be releasing Deposit Unlock products, which is a reinsurance-backed mortgage scheme, and an analysis of the scheme also proved of interest to brokers.

HSBC expanding its buy-to-let range to brokers and Natwest pleading guilty to money laundering offences also grabbed readers’ attention.

Brokers urged to gear up for almost £40bn of remortgaging in January

Halifax launches high LTV affordable housing products and ups loan sizes

Nationwide joins new build higher LTV lending scheme

HSBC expands buy-to-let mortgage availability to brokers

Being humble as a novice mortgage adviser will teach you an awful lot – Marketwatch

 

Natwest pleads guilty to money laundering offences

All the winners of the British Mortgage Awards 2021

Mortgage borrowers could overpay by £2,500 by not shopping around

Barclays ups income multiples at 85 per cent LTV

Deposit Unlock success depends on lenders following Nationwide’s lead ‒ analysis

 

 

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