Sarah Davidson's Blog
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Protection isn’t what clients want.
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Charles Haresnape's Blog
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The reality is that brokers now have more products, more accommodating criteria and more competitive rates to choose from in the buy-to-let market, than they have done since the onset of the credit crunch.
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Martin Reynolds's Blog
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Many column inches have been taken up with the pros and cons of lead generation companies. I am not aiming to continue this debate as individual brokers will make their own decision based on their own experiences.
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Tony Ward's Blog
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Mortgage lending is likely to be flat and unexciting
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Nigel Payne's Blog
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So the banks lost their case on PPI mis-selling and are now setting aside billions of pounds for potential claims.
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Phil Jeynes's Blog
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Picture the scene: your partner comes home from the doctor and tells you that he/she has been diagnosed with cancer.
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Gemma Harle's Blog
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Because cash-flows have been eroded by the credit crunch it is not unfeasible that some principals have taken the indemnity payments in order to meet other business demands.
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Rob Lankey's Blog
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Anybody who's bought a camera, TV or computer has inevitably asked themselves if they should buy now, or wait a few weeks until the latest model comes out and/or the price drops.
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Gavin Diamond's Blog
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Responsible bridging lenders will only ever lend if the rationale for the loan is sound and the deal makes sense - both from the perspective of the borrower and lender.
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Peter Welch's Blog
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If equity release is to grow as a sector, then increasing comprehension is of paramount importance
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Bob Hunt's Blog
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relaxing of criteria from post-crisis panic levels is only a good thing
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Frank Eve's Blog
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...if lenders are taking on responsibility for functions they used to rely on intermediaries to undertake does it negate some of the reasons why lenders like to use intermediaries?
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Edmund Tirbutt's Blog
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It’s about time others started going back to the drawing board and putting themselves in the consumer’s shoes and asking what would really captivate them.
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Julian Wells's Blog
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One of the advantages that you have, as a mortgage broker, over larger financial institutions, is that you’re close to your customers and are therefore able to see issues from their point of view.
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Alison Beeston's Blog
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t’s fair to say that ‘the Fourth Estate’, otherwise known as the press, has been the subject of a fair amount of scrutiny recently.
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Hugh Wade-Jones's Blog
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Those wanting to specialise in high net worth clients should have a distinct qualification
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Inblognito's Blog
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Mortgage Introducer’s undercover agent brings you the latest on the mortgage grapevine
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Kevin Paterson's Blog
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While the residential market festers, brokers should take heart and focus on buy-to-let.
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James Sherwood-Rogers's Blog
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As from 30 June 2013 the “Statement of Principles” agreement between government and the Association of British Insurers is set to expire leaving a rather undefined future for flood insurance for UK homeowners.
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Bob Young's Blog
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Many lenders, will often consider how they can incentivise their borrowers to move their loans elsewhere.
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Rob Barnard 's Blog
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what business are you intermediaries in? Are you actually in the business of broking finance or does your profession have a higher purpose?
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Sean Oldfield's Blog
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I’ve outlined below the three macro issues facing today’s economy and three key related benefits of shared equity arrangements.
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Yuan Phoon's Blog
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This “leadership by committee” approach to running business may not be how every other business has been run. But then again Coreco isn’t every other business.
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Brian Murphy's Blog
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There are some real opportunities for growth in 2012 for those prepared to go out and find them
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David Gilman's Blog
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There is no doubt the number of conveyancing firms will reduce and the large volume specialist conveyancer will win
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