The Financial Services Authority plans to make all mortgage advisers “personally accountable,” as it introduced new rules for companies that deal with consumers who are behind on their mortgage payments. The regulator, which started reviewing the mortgage market in October, said today all mortgage sales staff and firms must be FSA approved.
FSA issues new rules to protect UK consumers behind on mortgages
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