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What is New Build Boost and how does it compare to Help to Buy?
Gen H have launched their New Build Boost mortgage scheme in an effort to make homeownership more accessible. The scheme is modelled on the previous Help to Buy scheme, but how does it compare?
Read MoreRelaxed mortgage rules will boost first-time buyers but send house prices up, says report
Easing stringent mortgage stress testing rules could cause house prices and first-time buyer numbers to rise, according to research.
Read MoreHigh street banks are keen to hand mortgage borrowers £35,000 MORE: Here’s why
Banks are now allowing home buyers to borrow tens of thousands more when shopping for a mortgage.
Since March, multiple high street lenders have loosened their mortgage rules, allowing people to borrow more when buying a home.
Read MoreIs it really a good idea for me to get a no deposit mortgage?
Mortgages for those with no deposits have started to return to the market
Read MoreTips from first-time buyers: ‘We bought a £320,000 home aged 25’
The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the second time this year – welcome news for first-time buyers after years of rising mortgage costs and spiralling house prices.
Read MoreOne-of-a-kind ‘Delayed Start’ mortgage launched in UK
The deal, unveiled by Skipton building society, means buyers would not have to make any repayments for the first three months.
Read MoreStamp duty seen as ‘biggest barrier’ to moving: how to save when buying a home
First-time buyers and existing homeowners in England and Northern Ireland now have to pay more
Read MoreFirst time buyers explain exactly how they got on the property ladder
Fed up with moving from rental to rental, marketing executive Angelika Smith felt that the time was right to buy a place of her own.
Read MoreNew lender launches mortgages at seven times income – is it a good idea?
Household earning £60,000 a year could get a mortgage of nearly £420,000
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