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.
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Majority of lenders will accept self-employed and complex income – IMLA
Natwest raises rates at 60-75 per cent LTV and adds switcher deals