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Morning Bulletin 01 July 2008
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HBoS insists it will not lose ground to Abbey and HSBC

Story by: Emma Ann Hughes, Mortgage Adviser
HBoS has told Mortgage Adviser it intends to retain its 20 per cent share of the mortgage market after Abbey and HSBC revealed they had scooped up a quarter of all UK business in the last few weeks.
00.01 | 02.07.2008 | Mortgages
Pink to become full IFA network
Pink will look to become a fully-fledged IFA network in the next 12 months, according to Barry Meeks, chief executive of The Pink Home Loans Group.
00.01 | 02.07.2008 | Advisers
£30bn worth of cheap fixed rate deals to end in July
Over half of borrowers whose mortgage deals expire soon have not yet started looking for a new product, despite £30bn worth of cheap fixed rate mortgage deals being due to finish this month (July).
09.01 | 01.07.2008 | Mortgages
Stamp duty not "fit for purpose": Rics
Residential stamp duty is "no longer fit for purpose", the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) warned this morning (1 July).
09.07 | 01.07.2008 | Mortgages
Kensington sets July date for redundancies
Kensington is planning to have completed the round of redundancies as part of its company restructure by the end of July.
00.01 | 02.07.2008 | Mortgages
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