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Government unveils advice service
The Government has rolled out a free money guidance service.
Regulators to set up consumer protection committee
The FSA has announced plans to create a new consumer protection committee which will identify risks in the market.
FSA extends consultation period on PPI reforms
The FSA has announced a further six week consultation period on its revised package of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) measures which are aimed at reforming the market.
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FSA to delay stricter liquidity requirements
The FSA has said it will delay introducing stricter liquidity requirements for firms until the economic recovery is assured.
Aldermore to enter broker market
Aldermore has confirmed that it will launch a range of mortgage products exclusively through intermediaries during the second quarter of 2010.
Coventry BS in talks with Stroud & Swindon
Coventry Building Society is in talks with Stroud & Swindon Building Society over a possible merger.
Reading the runes
Anthony Ruane looks at the changing face of the mortgage market
Broker jailed for mortgage fraud
Kent-based mortgage broker Dele MacAulay was jailed last week at Luton Crown Court for 21 months for knowingly submitting nine fraudulent mortgage applications for himself and his family.
FSA mulls splitting banks’ activities
The FSA has said it is considering the separation of UK banks into deposit taking and trading subsidiaries in order to avoid a repeat of the economic crisis.
Metro Bank gets banking licence
Metro Bank has been awarded its banking license by the FSA as it prepares to open two branches in the centre of London, according to reports.
FSA cancels permission of broker
The FSA has cancelled the permissions of a Middlesex-based mortgage broker because of a failure to pay regulatory fees and levies of £1,042.
Mortgage Intelligence urges brokers to beat FSA fees deadline
Mortgage Intelligence has urged Directly Authorised (DA) advisers to join networks ahead of the FSA annual fee payment deadline of 31 March.
Broker jailed for family mortgage fraud
Bromley mortgage broker Dele MacAulay has been jailed at Luton Crown Court for 21 months for knowingly submitting nine fraudulent mortgage applications for himself, his wife, and his brother.
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