התמריצים ליועצים בחוץ-בנקאי נחשפים: תמכרו משכנתא יקרה, ותזכו ב"חופשה נוצצת בלאס וגאס"

הערכה

Non-bank lenders are reportedly offering mortgage advisors lavish incentives including luxury flights and cash payments to push clients into high-interest loans, sometimes at double the normal rate. The practice creates a clear conflict of interest where advisors profit from steering borrowers toward costlier products. Industry insiders acknowledge the ethical problem. The key question is whether regulators will step in, or whether borrowers will remain exposed to these aggressive sales tactics without protection.