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So it’s over. The UK General Election 2019 is done and has delivered a decisive victory for Boris Johnson, set for a substantial majority having routed Labour in their traditional
London’s property sector on Friday reacted with dismay to plans from Boris Johnson to slap a 3% “foreigner tax” on overseas buyers of property in the capital
The Conservative Party has pledged to raise stamp duty by 3% for overseas buyers.
Welcome to the inaugural blog of Altura Mortgage Finance! In future blogs we’ll cover mortgages, property, finance and the economy, along with guest blogs from key partners, advisers and employees,
Technology company, Thirdfort, enables clients to verify their identity documents and source of funds via a simple mobile app, streamlining a currently manual and time-consuming process for mortgage brokers and their clients.
VUCA. Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity. Courtesy of a US Army think-tank, we have an acronym originally conceived as a way to describe the uncertainties of a post-Cold War world.
Black Swan Financial Planning is continually striving to improve and expand our range of client services. We are therefore delighted to announce a new partnership with Altura Mortgage Finance to provide mortgage advice to our clients.
Brokers have voiced support for stamp duty cuts that politician Boris Johnson is reportedly considering if he wins the Conservative Party leadership race to become prime minister.
>Economists don’t expect interest rates to rise until next year, despite hawkish comments coming from members of the Monetary Policy Committee.
A few weeks ago, I found myself presenting to a room full of property investors at the top of a skyscraper in Hong Kong. The event was organised by a major Hong Kong wealth management firm in conjunction with the British Chamber of Commerce.
The Financial Conduct Authority has accused brokers of failing to secure their customers the best deal possible. In its Mortgages Market Study Final Report, published this morning, the regulator said brokers
Mortgage broker Altura Mortgage Finance has partnered with specialist packager Thistle Finance to service Chinese investors looking to buy UK property. Chinese investors are typically interested in property in London
An international-focused mortgage brokerage has launched in London from Rob Gill, known in the mortgage market from his time at city broker Coreco. Altura Mortgage Finance will have a strong
Former Coreco director Rob Gill has co-launched Altura Mortgage Finance, an international mortgage brokerage that he hopes will become the leading UK mortgage provider for UK expats and foreign nationals.
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