Thursday 29 July 2010
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Blu Debt Management has announced that it is the first debt solutions provider to IFA...

Wednesday 30th June 2010
First Complete and Gerry O’Brien have agreed...
Wednesday 30th June 2010
Only a third of mortgage advisors have...
Wednesday 30th June 2010
An expert in company administrations has accused...
Wednesday 30th June 2010
A well known solicitors firm is set...
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According to the latest research by Marketing Innovation Forum, advisers blame the financial institutions, regulators and the government for the current economic downturn. Far fewer consider that the blame lies with advisers, borrowers or society at large.   When asked ‘which of the following do you think are most to blame for the credit crunch?’, three in ten blamed ‘financial institutions’, representing the most popular response from over 280 received. ‘Regulators’ received a quarter of the vote and ‘government’ 23% of the responses, suggesting strong feeling that the financial institutions have been inadequately controlled.   Conversely, only 4% considered that the blame lies with advisers and only 6% with the borrowers themselves. The remaining 12% of votes went to 'society/culture' at large.   Derek McGuire, Director of Marketing Innovation Forum, said: “The...

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For Introducers referring Secured Loans to a Master Broker When proactively contacting mortgage brokers, IFA’s and other introducers, business development managers working for secured loan master brokers are often met with a less than enthusiastic attitude towards their product offerings. Often, introducers are not familiar...
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