A Swedish court has ruled Google spent 15 years tilting search results in favour of its own price comparison service. Mortgage brokers know exactly what distorted search results look like in practice
New analysis suggests aligning capital gains tax with income tax would cost the Treasury nearly £8bn and severely disrupt property
Andy Burnham is now the frontrunner to become Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade - and the mortgage market is already reacting
The political ground shifted dramatically this weekend. Starmer is drawing up a timetable for departure, Reeves is facing the sack, and Andy Burnham walks into Westminster on Monday. Here’s what it means in practice — for mortgage rates, property taxation, buy-to-let and your clients
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 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
Australian regulators have ordered a A$35 million penalty after mortgage borrower, others lose life savings
With 1.8 million borrowers remortgaging in 2026, brokers have a clear window to close the income protection gap
Dame Debbie Crosbie's remuneration jumps from £2.49m to £4.67m – and for brokers, the more pressing question is what today's results say about the lender that now holds one in six UK mortgages
Mortgage lender Lloyds says two-thirds of UK purchase fraud now originates on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp – is that fraud affecting you and your clients?
