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June 9, 2023
Fintech lender MPowered Mortgages has its announced support for the 24-hour product withdrawal pledge launched by brokers to improve lender communication and the time given to secure outgoing mortgages.
June 6, 2023
Martin Lewis, the money saving expert, told a couple looking to get a mortgage deal which could stretch into retirement they should act now to understand their options.
June 1, 2023
MPowered Mortgages has made further changes to the automation of its mortgage application process to enable faster, real-time decision making.
June 1, 2023
MPowered Mortgages is now using artificial intelligence tools to speed up and simplify the mortgage application process for brokers and customers. This is part of a series of platform enhancements to increase automation of this process. These enhancements include automated credit commitment checks, AI-driven
May 26, 2023
More mortgage lenders have pulled products from their ranges
May 25, 2023
Fintech lender MPowered Mortgages is testing ChatGPT technology on its internal mortgage origination platform with a view to make this available to brokers in the future.
April 18, 2023
MQube, parent company of mortgage lender MPowered Mortgages, has teamed up with cloud banking firm Thought Machine with a view to make the mortgage journey smoother for borrowers.
February 22, 2023
MPowered Mortgages has made its prime product range available to all brokers, networks and clubs nationwide. The broker-only fintech lender says it will allow all regulated advisers in the UK access to its full range of products. Mortgage clubs who now have access to the range include Legal & General,
January 2, 2023
Economic pressures mean more people are likely to be renting - but landlords are facing higher costs too, as well as new tax and legal changes.
December 23, 2022
Higher taxes, stringent regulations and rising mortgage rates have made buy-to-let a precarious way to make an income and plan for a pension