- October 20, 2026
Norton Home Loans unveils new products
[ad_1] Loan amounts range from £3,000 to £250,000 for both product types, with options for a two-year fix and a five-year fix on both first
Over 600,000 missed out on homeownership since 2010 – analysis
[ad_1] For many older borrowers, the shift represents success, as they have paid off their mortgages. However, for younger households, it indicates ongoing difficulties in
Hinckley & Rugby for Intermediaries enhances Flex mortgage range – The Intermediary
[ad_1] Hinckley & Rugby for Intermediaries has enhanced its flexible mortgage range, cutting selected rates by up to 0.30% and launching new fixed-rate options. Income
what customers really want – Bawa
[ad_1] In this digital age, it’s reasonable to presume that homebuyers will generally expect their mortgage adviser to use technology as part of the
Twenty7tec: June 2024 mortgage market activity
[ad_1] Twenty7tec, the leading adviser tech provider, has announced mortgage market statistics for June 2024 as follows: Purchase mortgage searches were down 7.4% in June
Century Capital introduces Century PLUS product range – The Intermediary
[ad_1] Century Capital has launched Century PLUS, a new mainstream product, offering rates from 0.89% for both first and second charges. Features of the
Firm fails with FSCS over mortgage advice
[ad_1] The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared London-based Ozen Financial Services Limited in default. According to the FCA Register, the firm’s authorisation was revoked
Looser mortgage lending rules linked to Irish house price surge, says MyHome – The Irish Times
[ad_1] Looser mortgage lending rules have been cited as one of the factors driving the latest surge in house prices. According to property website MyHome.ie,
Jerroms completes loan for The Pinnacles PBSA
[ad_1] The Pinnacles development. Jerroms Mortgage & Finance have completed a refurbishment loan for the scheme. Jerroms Mortgage & Finance have provided lead advisory support
Several Mortgage Rate cuts in near future, says leadi…
[ad_1] The Labour landslide victory in last week’s election won’t change the weather when it comes to mortgage rates, a leading analyst says.