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Morning Bulletin 12 June 2008
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Fixed rate application fees rocket by 66 per cent

Story by: Gemma Westacott, FTAdviser
The number of fixed rate mortgage products charging application fees of more than £750 has rocketed, increasing by 14 times in the past 18 months.
08.58 | 12.06.2008 | Mortgages
1.7 million adults help with cost of parents retirement
As many as 1.7 million adults are stepping in to help with the costs of their parents' retirement, Engage Mutual Assurance has claimed.
08.58 | 12.06.2008 | Pensions
BSA expands into mortgage market
The Building Societies Association (BSA) is to expand the work it does on behalf of building societies by representing their interests in the mortgage and housing markets.
08.56 | 12.06.2008 | Mortgages
Salaries and vacancies drop in City financial services sector
The number of new job vacancies in London’s financial services sector were down by 17 per cent in May, compared to a year ago.
09.22 | 12.06.2008 | Advisers
First UK Shariah compliant capital protected savings product
Alburaq, a provider of Islamic home finance, has today (12 June) launched the UK’s first retail Shariah compliant alternative to a guaranteed equity bond.
09.03 | 12.06.2008 | Investments
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