LFG's Tim Larkin explains the role of referral partnerships in building resilient adviser businesses ...

More than half of UK landlords say the Renters' Rights Act has had a negative effect on their buy-to-let business since its main measures came into force in May 2026, according to the Q3 2026 survey ...

London’s reduced housebuilding plan could shrink broker pipelines, push prices higher, and price out a generation of buyers ...

The alternative lending space is changing – and as the big banks continue tightening their lending criteria, alt lenders are seeing their market share grow. At MortgageFest, we caught up with ...

Financial Policy Committee considers raising the high-LTI threshold to five times income amid pressure from lenders and the government ...

Prior expects landlord exits to accelerate. Larger portfolio landlords are better placed to absorb the additional costs and are acquiring stock from those exiting, often at a discount to prices seen ...

Positive remarks by Prime Minister Carney and President Trump have fuelled talk of a deal, potentially brightening the mortgage outlook ...

Pegasus Group's Richard Cook says visible outcomes, not rhetoric, will show whether this Budget delivers for housing ...

As November gets underway, a challenging fall housing market will soon give way to a traditionally slow time of the year once winter rolls around. Barring rapidly improving market conditions, this ...

Census Bureau data show slack in the rental market isn't picking up while ownership remains flat, giving brokers a pitch to would-be first-time buyers ...

The Canadian Mortgage Awards (CMA) are drawing nearer, so now is a good time for industry members to remind themselves who's among our 2026 excellence awardees across 23 categories — with brokers, ...

Ontario credit unions grew assets and posted sharply stronger year-over-year profits in the second quarter of 2026, even as deeper loan arrears kept building, according to the latest Sector Outlook ...