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The Right Mortgage signs up TAB to lender panel – Mortgage Finance Gazette

[ad_1] The Right Mortgage & Protection Network (TRM) has today signed specialist property finance lender TAB to its lender panel. TRM said this would increase

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Mortgage industry riders complete epic 400-mile charity challenge for Magic Moments and Crisis

[ad_1] A team of mortgage industry leaders have completed an extraordinary 400-plus-mile charity cycle ride from Edinburgh to London, raising thousands of pounds for

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UK mortgage market could be in ‘turmoil’ for ‘quite some time’

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network adds Tab to panel

[ad_1] The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has added Tab to its panel. Property finance specialist Tab has joined the lender panel to give

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All the finalists of the British Mortgage Awards 2026

[ad_1] The British Mortgage Awards 2026 shortlist is here, with categories for brokers, lenders and business leaders. The awards acknowledge the extraordinary accomplishments of

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Mortgage Rates Surge Toward 8-Month Highs

[ad_1] Mortgage rates are driven by bonds and the bond market hoped to see more evidence of shift toward peace during the 2-day Trump/Xi meeting

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Senior mortgage leaders urge colleagues to join in ED&I conversation

[ad_1] Three senior mortgage leaders have urged colleagues across the sector to take part in Working in Mortgages’ 2026 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

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Today’s Mortgage Rates Edge Down: May 15, 2026 | Mortgages

[ad_1] Today’s average interest rate on a 30-year purchase mortgage is 6.497%, according to Zillow data provided to U.S. News. That’s lower than yesterday, when

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Buy-to-let share of mortgage market shrinks to just 2.5pc

[ad_1] Buy-to-let loans accounted for around 10pc of total mortgage balances in Q3 2020 but had fallen to about 2.5pc by the start of this

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I’m 48 and pay £1,200 in rent

[ad_1] Rob Seddon, 48, has decided to continue renting a property, rather than buy, thanks to the level of autonomy it provides him. He said: