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  • 3). First Time Buyers Beware  By : Joseph Kenny
    Although it’s a big undertaking, buying your own home is one of the wisest moves you can make. Rather than pouring money away on rent, you will effectively be investing in your property with every mortgage payment. You will also become a ‘homeowner’, which should please your bank manager no end. You may find offers of loans and credit suddenly become a lot more frequent, and when you’ve just moved into a new home it can seem tempting to borrow money to kit the place out.
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  • 6). First Time Buyers – Getting On The Property Ladder  By : Joseph Kenny
    Getting a foothold on the property ladder is not easy – particularly these days with property prices above the amount most people’s salaries can cover. Reports from the property market show that the age of first time buyers has increased in recent years as younger people struggle to get a mortgage. Some first time buyers struggle to cover all the costs of buying, and often hadn’t anticipated all of the extra costs beforehand.
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  • 10). Mortgages. Turn Your Pennies Into Pounds  By : Michael Challiner
    “House prices continue to rise. “First time buyers continue to struggle to get a hold on the property market.” The headlines in the newspapers must make depressing reading for would-be first time house purchasers. Ten years ago around £4,000 would have been considered a reasonable deposit on a house. This figure has reportedly risen to around £12,000.
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  • 19). Mortgages.Turn your pennies into pounds  By : Michael Challiner
    “House prices continue to rise. “First time buyers continue to struggle to get a hold on the property market.” The headlines in the newspapers must make depressing reading for would-be first time house purchasers. Ten years ago around £4,000 would have been considered a reasonable deposit on a house. This figure has reportedly risen to around £12,000.
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