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Mortgage rates: Top deals available now a‌s hundreds of offers pulled | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Mortgage rates: Top deals available now a‌s hundreds of offers pulled | Personal Finance | Finance

Mortgage rates are getting increasingly volatile as lenders anticipate further Bank of England Base Rate rises.

Small mutuals stand out on complex cases, but lenders need to innovate more ‒ analysis - Vimarsana News

Small mutuals stand out on complex cases, but lenders need to innovate more ‒ analysis

Brokers have reported that small building societies have been consistently helpful with more complex cases and affordability, and have urged lenders to do more to support these clients.

Mortgage rates shoot up after inflation shock - Vimarsana News

Mortgage rates shoot up after inflation shock

British lenders preempt expected rise in borrowing costs with rate increases

Opposite sides of the bridge: Should the FCA rule them both? – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Opposite sides of the bridge: Should the FCA rule them both? – Mortgage Strategy

The bridging sector is one of the few financial markets that has escaped the complete governance of the Financial Conduct Authority. Although bridging loans obtained for residential use are regulated, those for business or investment purposes are not. How long can the market withstand such a contradict- ory

New Help to Buy 'should be more targeted and expand beyond new build' ‒ analysis - Vimarsana News

New Help to Buy 'should be more targeted and expand beyond new build' ‒ analysis

A new Help to Buy scheme should include the existing housing stock and be more targeted at helping the most in-need first-time buyers, brokers have argued.