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The FCA is overhauling mortgage rules to help self-employed and non-traditional borrowers, aiming for fairer, tech-driven lending with fewer barriers.
The FCA is reviewing mortgage rules to better serve modern borrowers, including the self-employed, older adults, and those with non-traditional careers, aiming for fairer and more practical lending.
Proposed changes include simplified rules, reduced advice needs for low-risk cases, and greater use of data and technology to create personalized products.
While the removal of the 15% cap on high loan-to-income lending boosts borrowing power, concerns remain about house price inflation and the need for more homebuilding.
Experts stress responsible lending, clear communication, and the vital role of brokers in guiding borrowers.
The FCA has closed its investigation into property investment losses without explanation, raising accountability questions.
If implemented well, reforms could lead to a more inclusive and innovative mortgage market.
La FCA está revisando las reglas hipotecarias para ayudar a los trabajadores por cuenta propia y los prestatarios no tradicionales, con el objetivo de otorgar préstamos más justos y tecnológicos con menos barreras.