adverse credit

Women’s retirement finances more adversely hit by divorce

Women are likely to see their household incomes fall by a third in the...

Covid hitting adverse credit customers the hardest

A new study for Pepper Money has found that the finances of customers with...

Pepper Money completes ‘adverse’ FTB mortgage in 16 days

epper Money has completed a purchase mortgage for first-time buyers with missed credit payments...

Growth in appetite for adverse credit mortgage advice

Two-thirds (66%) of people with adverse credit who intend to buy a property in...

Over one million homebuyers with adverse credit

New research has found that an estimated 1.09 million people with adverse credit could...

Pepper introduces ‘light’ adverse credit offering

Pepper Money has launched a Pepper Light mortgage range and has also made changes...

More adverse credit homebuyers seeking advice

57% of homebuyers with adverse credit would seek the advice of a broker to...

1.34m potential homebuyers with adverse credit

Research carried out by YouGov on behalf of specialist lender, Pepper Money, has found...

Paymentshield publishes two adverse weather customer guides

Paymentshield has added two new customer facing resources to its online Marketing Toolkit. The new...

Adverse credit adults look to cut back on spending

Pepper Money has revealed that 41% of adults who have experienced adverse credit in...

Half of adverse adults would use a broker for mortgage

Pepper Money has reported that 49% of adults who have experienced adverse credit in...

Hope Capital to offer bridging loans for adverse clients

Hope Capital is to lend to borrowers who have had bankruptcies, IVAs or who...

Adverse credit completions up 90% at Pepper Money

Pepper Money has revealed that it increased the number of completions that included adverse...

Adverse credit criteria searches growing in popularity

Knowledge Bank has published the top five most searched criteria by brokers during January...

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Food for thought for those not selling mortgage protection

Networks have told me that only one-in-four mortgages arranged are safeguarded by mortgage protection plans. This is poor and worse, from what I hear,...

Buy-to-let market could be mere months away from seismic shift

As the Renters Reform Bill works its way through parliament there should be much to engage advisers’ landlord borrower clients, and a lot of...

How a JBSP mortgage can help boost affordability

With the average house price in the UK nearing £300,000, affordability remains a sticking point for many prospective homebuyers, particularly those trying to buy...

Why bridging finance will help SMEs weather the economic storm

It’s fair to say that the government's latest statement had little spring in it, and our daily tariff antics from over the pond are...

Redefining ‘later life lending’ for a fairer financial future

The phrase ‘later life lending’ is becoming increasingly common in financial services but what does it really mean? For too long, ‘later life lending’ has been conflated...

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Dividend growth could be boost for mortgage sector

Despite a 4.6% fall in UK company dividends during the first quarter of 2025...

Five-year frenzy: Brokers urged to act as fixed-rate terms end

Mortgage brokers are being urged to step up their client engagement strategies as a...

The Mortgage Soup view: Challenges and opportunities for brokers

One of the biggest focal points for brokers this year is the sheer volume...

Advisers warned of regulatory risks over neglecting wills and LPAs in later life lending

Financial advisers could be falling short of regulatory expectations and endangering customer outcomes by...
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