MortgageAdviser ISSUE 01 October 2008

Leading Story

Treasury nationalises B&B

Lender's savings assets go to Santander and it ceases to trade as a private company

News

Ship attacks Which? guide

Safe Home Income Plans has hit out at a guide published by consumer watchdog Which? that it claimed painted an outdated view of equity release.


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News Analysis

Masses not prepared for trouble ahead

Less than one in six people have adequate financial provisions if they were unable to work due to long-term illness or incapacity, according to a YouGov survey.


Features

Share and share alike

Getting a mortgage has become even harder in 2008 and especially for first-time buyers, sharing schemes are out there to help but more must be done to let others taste the sweet success of home ownership, says Catherine Couch


Comments

Financial Jenga - Building up or crashing down?

If I am not sorely mistaken, I have spotted that the polite game of lawn bowls the mortgage industry has been playing for most of this year has swiftly been replaced with what can only be described as financial services Jenga on a global scale.


Product Reviews

Its Brain's you want

Mortgage Brain, Sourcing system, www.mortgage-brain.co.uk



Current Issue

29 October 2008 (View issue)

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


Mortgage Adviser to bow out

At the end of October, Mortgage Adviser bowed out after 74 issues and being named Bradford & Bingley's Trade/Professional Magazine of the Year.

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