Over half of these homes are in the North West, Yorkshire and the Humber and Wales.

The average UK house price is £10,000 higher than 12 months ago. 

Firms report a year-on-year rise of 116% in clients on-boarded, with technology saving over a month of work annually.

30 Under 30 has launched in partnership with Working in Mortgages, the AMI and IMLA to shine a light on the future leaders of the industry.

The proposition is aimed at supporting directly authorised advice firms through every stage of the sale journey.

Northern Ireland leads on house price rises, however, prices decline in most English regions.

Over four fifths (83%) have seen financial advice content on social media that they weren’t searching for.

Nearly two thirds of advisers say referrals are a key source of new business.

First-time buyer numbers have returned to pre-stamp duty change levels.

UK Finance echoed sentiments from a recent House of Lords report that FOS is "acting as a quasi-regulator".