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Old 06-03-2008, 07:43 AM
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The Financial Service Authority (FSA) has introduced a ’stay in control of your mortgage’ checklist for first-time buyers.The checklist has been deemed ‘common sense’ by Moneysupermarket who said the FSA should be ‘applauded’ for assisting consumers with mortgage decisions.Moneysupermarket and the FSA said buyers should only take on a property deal they are sure they [...]

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