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The nation's dinner parties have long held house prices as one of their stock topics of conversation.

The FSA is proposing scrapping its current A12 and A13 fee blocks, which encompass advisers, to create a much wider reaching category for firms holding client assets.

Buy-to-let lender Precise Mortgages will start lending to homeowners, in a move which could bring hundreds of millions of pounds of new credit to the mortgage market.

The Government's plans to return Britain to growth have been dealt a major blow as new figures reveal household spending fell in October at its fastest pace since January, while debt levels rose for the first time in nine months.

US private equity group JC Flowers is lining up bids for at least four UK building societies as part of an ambitious plan to create a "supermutual" that could be partially floated on the London stock market in five years.

Tesco Bank has signed a five year agreement with Vertex, a global provider of customer management outsourcing, to support its planned entry into the mortgage market in early summer 2011.

Gross mortgage lending totalled an estimated £12bn last month which is the lowest September figure since £10bn in 2000.

The RDR is 'not all about fees' and older advisers should not use their age as an excuse not to meet new standards, says Informed Choice CEO Nick Bamford in our latest Conjecture debate.