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With the news that the July CML gross lending figures came in at £21.4bn, it gave me a bit of a bounce in my step.

It’s been over two years since the Mortgage Market Review was implemented and there is still an issue with borrowers being unfairly trapped in their

The long awaited cut in base rates has happened. For a long time we all thought “the only way was up”, only to be confounded

With fossil fuels a limited resource, global energy prices are expected to continue to rise.  Despite the relatively stable price of domestic gas and electricity

Whilst the story of BREXIT dominates the headlines and our two main political parties jockey for control over future power, for the vast majority of

AMI made a series of objections in responding to this year’s FCA fees consultation.  As one of only two organisations to object to the additional

At heart of the FCA competition review has to be that we end up with a mortgage market which works even better for consumers.  The

The FCA Occasional Paper number 17 on Access to Financial Services lets us see what much of our fees are being spent on.  This 160

The FCA decision that the mortgage market needs further regulatory attention says a lot about the journey we are on. It is clear to all

As we see a swathe of new offerings coming to market from a range of new lenders, brokers are going to have to up their

Any discussion on the digital revolution, must start with what impact technology and most importantly mobile and tablets will have on consumer behaviour.  It is

From discussions with our regulator it appears that they have a tangible concern over how well some intermediaries are dealing with customers who are undertaking