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@IntermediaryUK
theintermediary.co.uk > 2026 > 09 > nearly-881000-borrowers-secured-mortgage-deals-early-in-h1-fca-finds

Nearly 881,000 borrowers secured mortgage deals early in H1, FCA finds

5+ day, 22+ hour ago   (333+ words) A total of 880,635 mortgages were locked into new deals up to six months before maturity in the first half of 2026, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) data showed. This included 499,271 mortgages in the first quarter and 381,364 in the second quarter. Between July…...

Otago Daily Times
odt.co.nz > news > national > nats-promise-wider-access-to-low-deposit-home-loans-if-re-elected-ij65fky3

Nats promise wider access to low-deposit home loans if re-elected

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (354+ words) National is promising to help more people buy their first home by expanding access to the government's low-deposit scheme, if it's re-elected. The existing First Home Loan scheme run by Kāinga Ora allows buyers to purchase their first home with…...

Namibia Economist
economist.com.na > 109442 > perspectives > understanding-the-fima-changes-and-why-staying-informed-matters

Understanding the FIMA changes and why staying informed matters

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (439+ words) Posted by Guest Contributor | Aug 19, 2026 | Perspectives The financial services industry in Namibia is entering a new era with the implementation of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act, 2021 (FIMA). While the legislation introduces significant changes for financial institutions, including medical aid…...