Broker slams bridging lenders backing out of deals at last minute
Thursday 3rd June 2010
There are many reasons why a bridging loan deal can fall through – inaccurate information on an application form, problems with the security property, and sometimes

Man sentenced for £500,000 mortgage fraud
Tuesday 1st June 2010
A Sunderland man who fraudulently obtained over £500,000 in mortgages has been given a suspended sentence and ordered to repay £5,500 – the only cash he 

Worry as debt charities could be hit by funding cuts
Wednesday 2nd June 2010
As a recent report from the debt charity Citizens Advice Bureau shows that staff fielded an additional 2.4 million debt enquiries last year, there are now

New rule gives recent PPI complainants more time to go to the Ombudsman
Wednesday 2nd June 2010
The FSA announced on Friday a temporary rule to give customers who recently made a complaint about their purchase of a Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) policy

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