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Dashly partners with Castlight Financial

Mortgage switching tool Dashly has taken a step closer to pre-approved remortgages through a partnership with Castlight Financial, part of Experian.

First Direct founder named as Dashly chair

Harris is the founding chief executive of First Direct, Prudential Banking’s internet banking arm Egg, and co-founded internet security company Garlik, which Experian bought in 2011.

Ex-Barclays man bets on Dashly

Former Barclays chief operating officer Mike Bagguley has given digital broker Dashly a vote of confidence with the announcement of him investing an undisclosed amount into the business.

Dashly expands adviser partnerships ahead of full launch

Dashly is running its adviser-only pilot exclusively through Paradigm before launching to the wider market in January 2020.

Habito vs Trussle vs Dashly ‒ free online brokers that help you get a mortgage

A host of online brokers have launched, offering to help you find your next mortgage absolutely free - this is what they offer

Adviser switching platform Dashly gears up for wider launch

Dashly identifies clients that could save money by switching and will launch to the wider mortgage adviser community in January 2020.

Worrying rise in execution-only product transfers

Product transfers are no bad thing if they are advised, but the problem is a significant percentage of them still aren’t and as an industry we need to address the issue of consumers taking out unsuitable mortgages

The big fixer-upper: How to solve the problems in the mortgage market

As it stands, most people switch mortgages every few years when their term ends, but this means that many consumers are unlikely to have the best deal on offer at all times.

A third of borrowers would let tech switch their mortgage: YouGov

Nearly a third of people would allow an online platform to automatically switch their mortgage to a better deal, according to a YouGov poll.

Loyal customers rewarded with mortgage imprisonment

A million UK customers loyal their lenders are exploited by persistent high rates and an inability to switch mortgage deals, a situation explained by Ross Boyd as “one of the biggest consumer travesties of our time.”

Lenders are seen as “transactional at best, dysfunctional at worst”

According to financial reporter, nearly 50% of all mortgage borrowers believe their mortgage provider wouldn’t care if they switched to another lender.

Mortgage lending for homeowners who “don’t fit the mould”

Aldermore’s “human approach” to lending will reformat their system so homeowners struggling to remortgage or with a complicated financial history will have an opportunity on the market.

Dashly can helps offset Brexit costs per household

This is Money suggests registering for Dashly as one of eight ways Brits can lessen Brexit’s impact on their finances, which are estimated to cost each household an extra £1,000 a year.

Brexit could help thousands of mortgage prisoners break free

Brexit might help free the tens of thousands of UK citizens trapped in high-interest mortgage rates without the option of renegotiation due to EU affordability regulations.

A British startup wants to shake up the mortgage market. Here's how

A new ‘always-on’ mortgage platform that one respected independent financial journalist has claimed could be a comparison site killer launched this week.

A new way to switch and save on your mortgage is launched

A remortgaging service which is continually searching for new deals and alerts customers the moment it finds a product worth switching to is being hailed as a ‘comparison site killer’.

New mortgage platform Dashly in FCA sandbox

Dashly says it is different to first generation ‘robo-brokers’ in that its technology shifts the focus of traditional mortgage search away from the end of fixed rate periods.

FCA approves two new mortgage firms for regulatory sandbox

The Financial Conduct Authority has named two mortgage firms as having been successful in testing in the fourth cohort of its regulatory sandbox.

Mortgage comparison and switching platform Dashly goes live

Dashly, the UK’s first genuinely ‘always-on’ mortgage switching platform that will “become the default way of sourcing your next mortgage”

New tool could help cut your mortgage bills by thousands of pounds per year

Online broker Dashly tracks rates and fees, calculates your property’s value and notifies you of cheaper mortgages - and you don't have to lift a finger.

Can you trust a mortgage robot? What online brokers do and why some may not be quite as smart as they claim - as another new one launches

The rise of robots offering to invest your cash, find you a cheaper mortgage and plan your financial future has been swift - but can you really trust all the claims?

It’s time to switch the mortgage — the app has just told me

Dashly aims to trawl the market for the latest deals — and alert you if it thinks you can save by ditching your mortgage.

Homeownership among the young drops to 27%

Young people are moving further away from financial stability, with fewer now likely to own their own home or have enough savings, according to the Office for National Statistics.

ONS: Housing affordability woes deepen as millennial homeowner figures drop

The number of young people who own a home has tumbled by 10 per cent in the last decade, underlining fears that the UK’s property market is becoming increasingly unaffordable to a new generation of buyers.

How does your money stack up against your peers? New interactive tool allows young people to compare their finances

While millennials are less likely to own a home than ten years ago, they are also less likely to be in debt, but how do you compare?

Flurry of FCA activity to impact mortgage advisers

Regulator unveils proposed directory of senior financial services professionals, publishes fees for 2018/19 and approves new tech-based mortgage firms.

Potential first time buyers must expect to pay almost 13 times their annual salary to buy a home in London, shock figures reveal

First time buyers who want to buy in London must expect pay almost 13 times their annual salary to be able to afford to get on the housing ladder, shock figures reveal today.

UK house prices edged up last month due to lack of supply, new figures show

One expert said latest index pointed to a 'classic Mexican standoff' between buyers and sellers

Mortgage approvals blooming

Mortgage approvals hit a five-month high in June as the property market flourished in the summer sunshine.