Network Consulting’s latest mortgage network table for third quarter 2025 paints a clear picture of a market in motion. With 9,614 appointed representative (AR) firms and 16,127 advisers holding mortgage permissions, the AR intermediary sector continues its steady upward trajectory. This marks a sustained rise… The post Advisers seeming to prefer the AR model appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
Market Harborough Building Society has cut its residential larger loan rates by up to 26 basis points, for cases between £3m and £5m. The mutual says its variable and two-, three- and five-year fixed larger loan rates have dropped by the following: Tier one… The post Market Harborough BS cuts large resi loans by up to 26bps appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
Newcastle for Intermediaries has launched its new low-deposit mortgage proposition to the rest of market. This follows its initial launch with London and Country Mortgages, Connells Group and Mortgage Advice Bureau in September. First Step is designed to boost options for first-time buyers with smaller… The post Newcastle for Intermediaries broadens low-deposit loan distribution appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
Landbay has launched two new premier like-for-like products. The buy-to-let (BTL) lender has introduced a premier like-for-like two-year fixed rate remortgage at 4.49% with a maximum 75% loan-to-value (LTV) and a 2% fee. It has also added a product transfer two-year fixed rate with a… The post Landbay launches two premier like-for-like products appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
Chetwood Bank has signed a deal with Target that sees the business processing firm manage the digital challenger’s loan products. The bank, which also owns broker-only landlord lender ModaMortgages, says the agreement means Target now handles its “full end-to-end loan account management”. Chetwood Bank… The post Chetwood Bank signs loans management deal with Target appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
