MortgageAdviser ISSUE 03 September 2008

Leading Story

FSCS braces for flood in high LTV claims

The number of compensation claims against mortgage advisers could surge as high loan-to-value borrowers fail to find a decent deal, according to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

News

Accord Mortgages cuts rates across whole prime range

Accord Mortgages has taken advantage of the falling swap rates by cutting rates across its full prime range by up to 70 basis points.


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Features

Two heads are better than one

Mergers between building societies can often create huge benefits for the consumer and allow the merged group greater resource to drive the market forward, says Dominic Welling


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First-time buyers - a returning breed?

A holiday from stamp duty was a step in the right direction but could mortgages like those offered by Skipton Building Society’s Mutually Exclusive range be the shot in the arm this end of the market really needs?


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Exclusive intermediary deals have grim future

The future of exclusive intermediary mortgage deals looks grim with many mortgage lenders contacted by Mortgage Adviser revealing no immediate plans to bring such offerings back.

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Becoming tele addicts

Future: Innovation is a great way to raise the profile of the market and can only attract more clients


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