Halifax

Five things the nationals have highlighted over the weekend that your clients will call you about this week.

Hundreds of thousands of Halifax customers could receive payments of up to £4,500 after the bank said more people might have been misinformed about changes to mortgage rates than it had originally thought.

This week's Retirement Planner quick-fire poll asks: Do you believe the onus should be on SIPP providers to ensure investors meet flexible drawdown requirements?

The UK housing market faces "significant headwinds" in the coming months, according to the Halifax.

Lloyds Banking Group plans to double sales and profits from its bancassurance proposition within the next three years as it seeks to take advantage of an "advice and distribution gap" it believes will develop as a result of the Retail Distribution Review...

Homeowners in the most economically prosperous areas of the UK saw the value of their property rise by £147,000 in the decade to 2008, more than a third higher than the jump in locations with the smallest levels of economic activity, research suggests....

Annual house prices fell 4.2% in May, as almost static monthly growth saw prices rise just 0.1%, according to Halifax.

High street banks have attracted 1,163 complaints over data breaches in a year according to consumer group Which?

Halifax Intermediaries will now require all residential interest-only mortgage applicants to provide evidence of their repayment vehicles prior to the offer stage.

House prices across the UK fell 1.4% in April as the "modest decline" continues, according to Halifax.