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The Mortgage Strategy Specialist Lending Awards 2026 will take place on 15 September at The Belfry Hotel & Resort, with limited tables remaining for the event.
Zoopla data shows a 7% year-on-year increase in UK property searches over the past four weeks, following a quieter summer period.
Mortgage Advice Bureau has reduced its full-year profit outlook due to weaker UK house purchase activity and delayed lead flows at Fluent.
Scottish Building Society has extended its mortgage lending to brokers in England and Wales, offering a range of mainstream and specialist products with flexible affordability assessments.
The government has announced a new national registration scheme for all landlords in England, launching in December 2026. Letting agents must display registration numbers on property adverts.
The government has outlined a new national landlord registration service, set to roll out regionally from December, giving councils access to landlord information.
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has made traditional rent to buy schemes largely unworkable for private landlords, with new restrictions on fixed terms and deposit arrangements.
Landlords must pay a £65 annual registration fee per property under the new national landlord registration service, as confirmed by the government.
Castle Trust Bank has introduced a new price category for medium HMOs with 7-10 rooms, offering a five-year fixed rate at 5.99% up to 75% LTV. The product is part of its enhanced TermTen buy-to-let range.
Over six million UK adults expecting to pay housing costs in retirement do not know how they will afford them, according to Royal London research reported by Mortgage Solutions.
Mortgage Advice Bureau has reduced its 2026 profit expectations by £5m due to slower market growth and delays in its Fluent subsidiary's lead flows.
The 2026 Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter survey shows improved wellbeing in the mortgage sector, but a decline in visible employer support and ongoing workplace pressures.
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