Advisers optimistic about alert level one
Early this morning the nation entered alert level one, effectively meaning life returns to normal, with the exception of closed borders.
Mortgage advisers, many of whom have been back in the office since the move to level two, say the earlier-than expected move to level one will be good for business.
Q Group's Geoff Bawden is "cautiously optimistic", and hopes activity will return to "business as normal". He says adviser businesses will have "a few more efficiencies built in to our way of doing things".
Bawden warns there could be a slowdown over the next two months.
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