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Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 03/03/2023

Anna Sagar
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March 3, 2023
Updated:
March 3, 2023

Expectations around mortgage pricing ranked highest on most read this week, with Rose Capital Partners’ founder Richard Campo saying five-year fixed rates would not fall to a predicted 3.5 per cent, but instead settle at four to 4.5 per cent.

The buy-to-let market proved of interest to readers, with comments around rent freezes and eviction bans, Section 21 eviction notice use and expectations for the year ranked highly in our most read this week.

The London School of Economics’ report on mortgage prisoners, showing that the government has made £2.4bn in surplus from mortgage prisoner portfolio sales, also piqued readers’ interest.

 

Mortgage rates have ‘bottomed out’, says Rose Capital Partners founder

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Rent freeze and eviction ban will be ‘final nail’ for landlords – Star Letter 24/02/2023

 

Santander lowers affordability rate for retained properties

 

Virgin Money and Clydesdale Bank up mortgage variable revert rates

 

 

Section 21 notice use increases by over a third

 

Nationwide ditches sub-four per cent mortgages as swap rates rise

 

Four-day week ‘would not work for mortgage market’ ‒ analysis

 

Government made £2.4bn ‘surplus’ from mortgage prisoner portfolio sales – report

 

What buy-to-let landlords can expect for the rest of 2023 – Seddons

 

Skipton BS cuts rates and adds products