First Time Buyers Advice | Page 5

Bank of mum and dad

One of the most important decisions when you are looking to buy your first home is working out whether you can afford it – and that doesn’t just mean keeping up the monthly mortgage repayments.

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What is the Help to Buy ISA?

One of the government schemes to help people save for a deposit was the Help to Buy ISA. This ISA was designed for First Time Buyers looking to save towards buying their first home.

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Shared ownership versus shared equity

More and more First Time Buyers are jumping on the ladder, but it's not always easy.

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Buying a new build home versus buying an existing home

To a First Time Buyer, both new builds and existing homes have advantages and disadvantages - you just have to decide what you want.

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Freehold vs leasehold properties

Even if you know what leasehold and freehold properties are, figuring out which is the best option for you can be confusing.

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Mortgage incentive schemes for First Time Buyers

For many First Time Buyers, the idea of getting a mortgage is overwhelming. But there are lots of great mortgage incentive schemes out there.

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Negotiating a house offer

For First Time Buyers the opportunity to finally make an offer on the property of your dreams is one you will grab with both hands.

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How to save for a house deposit

Saving for that first deposit can feel like an insurmountable task - but we've got some tips to help you get there.

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First Time Buyer Glossary

Are you confused by moving jargon? Our extensive First Time Buyer glossary will take you through every aspect of the buying process.

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