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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 29/10/21

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  • 29/10/2021
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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 29/10/21
Industry reaction to the lack of attention given to the property market in the Autumn Budget and Spending Review was the most read story this week.

 

Elsewhere, lenders increasing rates – particularly on sub-one per cent mortgages – in anticipation of a base rate rise held readers’ interest. The suggestion that the majority of lenders were willing to consider self-employed borrowers was also a story which captured brokers’ attention this week.

Autumn Budget ‘leaves a lot to be desired’ for housing market

Nationwide increases rates at 60 and 75 per cent LTV

OBR warns mortgage costs to rise 13 per cent by 2023

Santander ups rates on sub-one per cent deals

The Legal and General Mortgage Club Awards 2021 in pictures

Autumn Budget 2021: Bank corporation tax surcharge reduced to three per cent

Nearly half of homeowners have never remortgaged – Barclays

Autumn Budget 2021: Almost £2bn to be spent on converting brownfield land

Majority of lenders will accept self-employed and complex income – IMLA

Natwest raises rates at 60-75 per cent LTV and adds switcher deals

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