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Housing Minister Demands More Options for FTB’s
A small glimmer of hope on the horizon for first time buyers (FTB’s) as news from the Council of Mortgage Lender’s (CML) April report shows lending to FTB’s was up 1,100 on the previous month to 15,800. Continue reading
Is There Enough Innovation from Mortgage Lenders for First Time Buyers?
Under private sector innovations/ alternative solutions, Mill Group’s Co-investment was listed alongside Castle Trust, Asset Trust and guarantor mortgages. The major lenders have tried to come up with ideas – such as Lloyds’ Lend a Hand, NatWest’s First Home Saver and Nationwide’s Save to Buy – but they tend to move the burden from the FTB to parents. With 77% of FTB’s aged under 30 needing help, can they all rely on rich parents? Continue reading
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