- August 10, 2026
Record £8.7bn of mortgage lending cancelled in Q1
[ad_1] The value of mortgages cancelled by borrowers rose to a high of £8.7bn in Q1, analysis of data from the central bank showed.
Mortgage expert warns ‘tempting’ shopping habit could ruin your chance of buying a home
[ad_1] Getting a mortgage is not always straightforward and there are some mistakes which can mean your application is often rejected It can be tough
Average mortgage up nearly £350 a month since Iran conflict began
[ad_1] The average UK mortgage is now costing borrowers up to £348 more per month compared with levels seen before the recent rate spike linked
Why complex-income borrowers need more adviser support
[ad_1] The UK mortgage market has become more complex for borrowers, lenders and advisers alike. Higher rates, tighter affordability pressures and more varied working patterns
The Exeter team prepares for London to Paris charity cycle
[ad_1] Seven members of The Exeter’s distribution team will take on a 340-mile cycle from London to Paris in June, having already raised more than
Large mortgage networks lose AR firms as brokers reassess support
[ad_1] Some of the UK’s largest mortgage networks recorded the biggest net losses in appointed representative firms during the first quarter of 2026, according to
UK homeowners face bigger mortgage shock than US and Europe
[ad_1] British homeowners are facing a far bigger mortgage shock from the Middle East conflict than borrowers in the US and Europe. Analysts say the
HSBC adopts DART for automated remortgages
[ad_1] HSBC is automating its remortgage cases using the LMS Decisioning and Automated Remortgage Technology (DART), which it said will result in a quicker
Agentic AI set to reshape the future of UK mortgages
[ad_1] Agentic AI is emerging as the next major technology shift for UK mortgage lenders, promising to accelerate loan processing while preserving the relationship-led service
Heightened activity across mortgage networks in Q1
[ad_1] St James’s Place suffered a loss in appointed representative (AR) firms and advisers in the first quarter of this year but retained its