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Are endowments due a revival?

Story by: Dominic Welling, Mortgage Adviser

Advice for Advisers

• Time published: 00:01
• Date published: 29.10.2008
• Published in: Insurance

Is it credit or confidence in crisis?

First-time buyers are deserting the mortgage market, but there a re still deals for them out there, are they simply going to wait and see to pick up a bargain, asks Catherine Couch

• Date published: 29.10.2008

"The cycle has turned now and we are supporting it"

Profile: Colin Dale is head of lending for Skipton Building Society

• Date published: 29.10.2008

When will i see you again

What needs to happen to bring first-time buyers back to the housing market? Dominic Welling reveals the results of our reader survey

• Date published: 29.10.2008

Does treating customers fairly reek of double standards and hypocrisy?

Advice for Advisers

• Date published: 22.10.2008

"People should not equate trouble in the market with FSCS claims"

Profile: Loretta Minghella is chief executive of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme

• Date published: 22.10.2008

Six steps to housing heaven

It is important for advisers to have a grasp of conveyancing so they can speed the process and ensure a smooth ride for the clients, says Eddie Goldsmith, senior partner of conveyancer Goldsmith Williams

• Date published: 22.10.2008

An accident waiting to happen?

Sale and leaseback schemes have a dubious reputation at present and their growth may lead to financial calamity but steps are being taken to regulate the industry, says Dominic Welling

• Date published: 22.10.2008

Illuminating the right path

Advisers must show clients their superior knowledge in order to ask for fees or risk going without conventional procuration fees, says Richard Angliss, managing director of Home Buyer Systems

• Date published: 15.10.2008

"Trying to replicate what others do is the road to disaster"

Profile: Mike Heenan is chief executive of Stafford Railway Building Society

• Date published: 15.10.2008