Posts Tagged ‘First Time Buyer Mortgage Advice’

First Time Buyers may lose stamp duty break, says Budget Report

Friday, June 25th, 2010

First Time Buyers may lose stamp duty break, says Budget Report

The stamp duty break for houses under £250,000 is now ‘under review’ by government, following the June 2010 budget report.

Budget Changes – Mortgage Cap would limit first time buyer mortgages

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Budget Changes - Mortgage Cap would limit first time buyer mortgages

Government plans to restrict mortgage lending, following the budget changes on 22nd June, could make first time buyer mortgages more difficult to obtain. Click headline to read more.

First Time Buyer Mortgages remain out of reach, says CML

Friday, June 18th, 2010

First Time Buyer Mortgages remain out of reach, says CML

First time buyer mortgages were a smaller part of overall mortgage sales in April, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), indicating that first time buyer mortgage deals remain hard to obtain.

First time buyer mortgages – Average house now over £169,000

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Seekers of first time buyer mortgages, deflated as average house prices reach £169,162, are waiting to see what the June 22nd Budget will bring.

Advice and education needed on first time buyer mortgages

Thursday, May 13th, 2010

Applicants for first time buyer mortgages should have to take a course of study and pass an exam before their application is considered, according to the chairman of a leading UK consumer help service.

First time buyers need financial advice on real homebuying costs

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010

A quarter of first time buyers have little idea of the cost of extras, on top of their first time buyer mortgage, when buying a home. Conveyancing alone can cost £1,000, and total extras could cost over £4,000.

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