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Mortgage News / Servicers 'well prepared' for MMR - Structured Credit Investor (subscription)
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 01:32:55 PM »
Servicers 'well prepared' for MMR - Structured Credit Investor (subscription)


Servicers 'well prepared' for MMR
Structured Credit Investor (subscription)
The UK FCA on 26 April will implement the Mortgage Market Review (MMR), a set of reforms aimed at creating a mortgage market that works better for consumers and is more sustainable for all participants. S&P reports that third-party residential mortgage ...


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Personal Finance News / Experts warn of hidden downsides to George Osborne's pension reforms - The Independent
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 01:32:54 PM »
Experts warn of hidden downsides to George Osborne's pension reforms - The Independent

The IndependentExperts warn of hidden downsides to George Osborne's pension reformsThe IndependentIts president, Sandie Keene, said: “Any encouragement to divest personal finances in order to avoid payments for care may well have a detrimental effect on tight local government finances.” A Local Government Association spokeswoman said: “Councils will ...and more »

Source: Experts warn of hidden downsides to George Osborne's pension reforms - The Independent

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Personal Finance News / Savings loophole: how to earn 6.8pc on an 'Isa' - Telegraph.co.uk
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 01:32:54 PM »
Savings loophole: how to earn 6.8pc on an 'Isa' - Telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph.co.ukSavings loophole: how to earn 6.8pc on an 'Isa'Telegraph.co.ukTired of miserable savings returns? Ditch Isas and use this ruse to earn £390 from your cash savings this year. Pile of coins. Investment trusts have performed strongly in 2013 Photo: I. Glory / Alamy. Dan Hyde. By Dan Hyde, Deputy Personal Finance Editor.

Source: Savings loophole: how to earn 6.8pc on an 'Isa' - Telegraph.co.uk

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Personal Finance News / Finance Blog: Neston & Beyond - Budget 2014 Bring Out Your Votes - AboutMyArea (blog)
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 01:32:54 PM »
Finance Blog: Neston & Beyond - Budget 2014 Bring Out Your Votes - AboutMyArea (blog)

AboutMyArea (blog)Finance Blog: Neston & Beyond - Budget 2014 Bring Out Your VotesAboutMyArea (blog)Finance Blog: Neston & Beyond - Budget 2014 Bring Out Your Votes ... It is not cynical to conclude this budget was targeted largely at older people in the UK. ... E.G. A basic rate taxpayer aged 55 writes a cheque for £10,000 to personal pension policy. By the ...

Source: Finance Blog: Neston & Beyond - Budget 2014 Bring Out Your Votes - AboutMyArea (blog)

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Personal Finance News / UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 01:32:54 PM »
UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com

DigitalJournal.comUK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensionsDigitalJournal.comUK Chancellor George Osborne has defended radical changes to pensions in the Budget, saying people are "capable of making [their own] decisions" regarding future personal finances. From 2015, pensioners will be able to cash in all of their pension, or as ...

Source: UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com

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Mortgage News / Front Events buys Finance Expo Scotland - Mortgage Strategy
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 02:17:33 AM »
Front Events buys Finance Expo Scotland - Mortgage Strategy


Front Events buys Finance Expo Scotland
Mortgage Strategy
“By bringing this show under the Financial Services Expo brand we hope to ensure, as we have and continue to do with our other shows, that we cater for the broad and diverse range of advisors we have in the UK.” Blimey! Loans director Alistair Ewing says: ...

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Source: Front Events buys Finance Expo Scotland - Mortgage Strategy

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Personal Finance News / Has Osborne saved pensions from slow death? - Telegraph.co.uk
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 02:17:30 AM »
Has Osborne saved pensions from slow death? - Telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph.co.ukHas Osborne saved pensions from slow death?Telegraph.co.ukBy Dan Hyde, Deputy Personal Finance Editor. 1:06PM GMT 20 Mar 2014 ... Many savers had already switched attention to Isas from personal pensions, which were mired by years of scandal and incessant government raids. But the improvements made to ...

Source: Has Osborne saved pensions from slow death? - Telegraph.co.uk

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Personal Finance News / UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 02:17:30 AM »
UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com

DigitalJournal.comUK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensionsDigitalJournal.comUK Chancellor George Osborne has defended radical changes to pensions in the Budget, saying people are "capable of making [their own] decisions" regarding future personal finances. From 2015, pensioners will be able to cash in all of their pension, or as ...

Source: UK Budget: Chancellor George Osborne defends changes to pensions - DigitalJournal.com

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Personal Finance News / REPEAT: UK Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High ... - London South East
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 02:17:30 AM »
REPEAT: UK Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High ... - London South East

REPEAT: UK Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High ...London South EastLONDON (Alliance News) - Confidence among British households regarding their personal finances eased modestly in March, but hovered near February's record high signaling that the squeeze on finances remained less marked than seen over the past five ...and more »

Source: REPEAT: UK Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High ... - London South East

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Personal Finance News / U.K. Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High: Markit - RTT News
« Last post by Think Cash Staff on March 27, 2014, 02:17:30 AM »
U.K. Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High: Markit - RTT News

U.K. Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High: MarkitRTT NewsConfidence among British households regarding their personal finances eased modestly in March, but hovered near February's record high signaling that the squeeze on finances remained less marked than seen over the past five years, survey data ...

Source: U.K. Household Finance Sentiment Drops Slightly From Record High: Markit - RTT News

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