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Minister signals end to threat of referral fees crackdown for industry
After years of threats to ban them outright, Eddie Hughes now says legislation on referral fees is off the cards for the time being.
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Trading Standards boss warns estate agents over in-house referral fees
James Munro of NTSELAT says government is mulling over how to ensure agents' client understand how referrals work.
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Estate agents face mandatory referral fee transparency rules following shock report
Trading Standards has concluded its investigation into referral fees and recommended agents are forced to comply or face expulsion.
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New conveyancing platform to help agents earn income, ‘not referral fees’
WeComplete says its business model pays agents directly to onboard clients instead of providing referral fees, ahead of a potential ban.
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Trading Standards says its report on estate agency referral fees is ‘imminent’
NTSEALT chief James Munro says ministers will soon have his organisation's report and that a decision on whether to regulate referral fees will be taken.
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Referral fees must be revealed after June 1st, says ombudsman
Member agents of TPO have been given the deadline in new revised Codes of Practice issued by ombudsman.
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Referral fees come under scrutiny by Government
Referral fees fall under Government scrutiny but maybe offering the opportunity to improve the practice of charging referral fees by increasing transparency.
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‘Be more transparent about referral fees or face prosecutions or even a ban’
Warning comes in latest advice from a senior legal expert at the National Trading Standards Estate Agency Team
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Tenants – take cover!
Tenants who do not take out insurance may be penalised for accidental damage to their landlord’s property; they are also taking a gamble with their own belongings and risk losing everything. Marc Da Silva reports.
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Home-wreckers
Your clients need landlord insurance to protect their businesses from going to pot, says Marc Da Silva.
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