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Two ex-HBOS directors leave Lloyds group on same day
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MPLC may get back into lending
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Base rate frozen at 0.5% yet again
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TMC to move into financial services
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Mortgage Times still not in administration
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Hamptons clients can search for homes on iPhone
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Santander UK profits rose 30% to £1.54bn last ye
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Brokers upset that RBSIP clients will have to go direct to port deals
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Fall in broker applications may be down to FSA's hard line, says AMI
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2009 Net lending lowest for 22 years at just £11.5bn
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Tories pledge to raise Stamp Duty threshold to £250,000
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Call to ban phone sales sparks
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Give us a break from regulatory upheaval, urges CML
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January cheer as nearly 1,000 deals enter the market
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Untested FSA measures may cause second housing crisis, says report
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Funds drought stunts B2L growth
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Kent Reliance names new chairman
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Platform holds trackers until base rate rises
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Refurbishment deal from Mortgages for Business
Analysis
market watch
It’s good to see more products on the market but it means little if they are not competitive - after all, it doesn’t make any difference if lenders have 300 products each if they are all rubbish
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Lasting benefits of lower interest rates
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No adviser can be an island any more
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A truer picture of employee benefits
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Happy retirement is a moving target
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Brokers must fight for business online
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Conveyancing need not be weakest link
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This election won't make things better
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Doom-mongers fail to see big picture
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Market shows signs of a return to form
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Brokers can avoid dodgy legal firms
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Mutuals whacked by triple whammy
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Security of client data is paramount
Comment
Lenders forced to get sensible when it comes to arrears
It’s a shame the regulator has had to make some lenders adopt common sense arrears management practices
Features
Cover Story
Political game
The upcoming general election represents the biggest gamble for a generation so here we take a look at what the parties are offering to ensure our industry emerges a winner




