Being given a MORTGAGE HOLIDAY may affect your CREDIT RATING! - CONVEYANCING PODCAST EPISODE 9

Welcome to Conveyancing Podcast Episode 9.  

Matthew and Thomas explore the weekly news roundup in the Conveyancing world.  

In today's podcast the first article from the Law Society Gazette reports on a junior Solicitor that was struck off that we previously reported on.  She is appealing the judgement and is raising money through GoFundMe.  

The second article comes from Legal Cheek and looks at a London Solicitor who has been trying to raise money for the NHS with a parody video of a song from Disney's Frozen.  

The third article is brought to you by The Negotiator and also deals with corruption discovered in a charity which provides housing for homeless people.  The CEO had been discovered using charity funds to pay off personal credit card bills.  

The fourth article also comes from the Negotiator and looks at the Court of Appeal's recent rejection of a legal challenge to the Government's Right to Rent by campaigners.  

The fifth article comes from the BBC and examines a lack of demand in the rental market and sales market caused by the virus lockdown.  

The sixth article from the Daily Mail talks about how experts think that  getting a payment holiday from your mortgage may affect your credit rating in future.  

Legal futures brings us the seventh article which looks at a legal secretary who was prosecuted for ending up on her client's will causing a conflict of interest.   

Evening Standard homes and property looks at how the housing market was performing just before the coronavirus lockdown hit and affected economic activity.  

Finally on a lighter note Country Life magazine showcases a £675,000 stone house which comes with a second stone house for free!  

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