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First-time buyers are misreading lenders – and paying a heavy personal price

One in five buyers stayed in a toxic job to protect their application, but the bigger risk may be how they spend

First-time buyers are misreading lenders – and paying a heavy personal price

Stamp duty and uncertainty keeping UK mortgage market in holding pattern

The forces keeping the UK mortgage market stuck – and who is really to blame

Stamp duty and uncertainty keeping UK mortgage market in holding pattern

The watchdog's watchdog has just been defanged – mortgage brokers should care

In a regulatory environment that is already reshaping how brokers operate, the question of who oversees the overseer matters more than it might appear

The watchdog's watchdog has just been defanged – mortgage brokers should care

Could AI reduce NatWest's 60,000-strong workforce?

Bank executive's artificial intelligence remarks spark calls for a concrete workforce plan

Could AI reduce NatWest's 60,000-strong workforce?

Andy Burnham is heading for No 10. Here is what that means for your clients' mortgages

The bond market has known this moment was coming for weeks. Mortgage brokers need to understand why - and what a Burnham government would do to the housing market

Andy Burnham is heading for No 10. Here is what that means for your clients' mortgages

Government unveils homebuying reforms to cut delays and reduce costs

From sales packs to AI-assisted conveyancing, reform plan targets system that costs the economy up to £1.5 billion a year in failed transactions

Government unveils homebuying reforms to cut delays and reduce costs