Brokers expect rise in number of self-employed clients

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Latest research from Kensington shows that 33% of mortgage intermediaries have seen increase in self-employed clients in the last six months.

Meanwhile, 43% of mortgage brokers expect a rise in the number of self-employed clients in the next six months.

Charles Morley, head of sales at Kensington, said: “While the economic environment and changing working patterns are leading to an increasing number of small business owners and consultants

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