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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 13/05/2022

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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 13/05/2022
The shortlist of The British Mortgage Awards finalists for this year was most read this week, with over 80 people making the list.

The equity release market also came under scrutiny following a research paper by The Financial Services Consumer Panel, and Habito and Perenna said that the affordability stress test and loan to income limit was “not fit for purpose”.

The Queen’s Speech, brokers’ biggest careers lessons and insights from Coreco’s Andrew Montlake also caught readers’ interest.

The British Mortgage Awards 2022 finalists announced

Equity release borrowers lack understanding and feel pressured to buy – report

Coreco sets sights on commercial, new build and equity release ‒ Montlake

‘Shovel through the dung to find a gem’ – brokers share their biggest career lessons

Habito and Perenna say current affordability stress test and LTI limit ‘not fit for purpose’

HSBC launches emerging talent event to support rising star brokers

Nationwide ups LTI to 6.5 on like-for-like remortgages

Planning system to be reformed ‒ Queen’s Speech

 

Brokers ‘frantic’ after BoE rate rise as borrowers worry over mortgage costs

Rate increases announced by HSBC and Nationwide – round-up

 

 

 

 

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