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31-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers may decide to move quickly with their house purchase as rental costs start to rise.
31-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers may never need to switch mortgages, following the launch of Lloyds TSB's fully flexible mortgage.
30-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Abbey has re-launched its range of mortgages for first time buyers.
30-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers could find house purchasing easier, following news that there is enough brownfield land for one million new homes.
29-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Morgan Stanley has launched its new Flexishare mortgage for first time buyers.
25-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Of interest to first time buyers, the British Banking Association (BBA) has released its latest mortgage lending trends data.
24-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers are increasingly asking for parental help, according to research by Abbey.
23-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Skipton Building Society has launched a new ten-year fixed-rate mortgage product that may benefit first time buyers.
22-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Narrowboats are an increasingly viable option for Britain's first time buyers.
21-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers are increasingly turning to their parents for help with day to day running costs, as well as one off handouts, new research reveals.
18-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Friends are increasingly pooling their financial resources to become first time buyers.
17-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: The buy-to-let mortgage market continues its period of rapid growth, which may be of interest to first time buyers.
16-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Britannia Building Society has announced a new range of mortgage products, suitable for both first time buyers and existing borrowers.
15-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: UCB Home Loans has announced its decision to raise interest rates for first time buyers and existing borrowers.
14-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers could benefit from the recent growth in specialist mortgage products, according to research.
11-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: The first time buyer share of the housing market has increased over the past year, new research reveals.
10-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: The number of first time buyers who took out a mortgage in June increased by 14 per cent since May, new research reveals.
09-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers considering a 100 per cent mortgage may benefit from £13,325, new research reveals.
08-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Increased house sales have been driven by parents investing in university properties for their children, pricing first time buyers out of certain areas.
07-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Over 500 new homes are to be built in Northampton to help first time buyers and key workers enter the property market.
04-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: The Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates to 4.75 per cent could mean lower house prices for first time buyers in Scotland, according to analysts.
03-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers are borrowing an average of £18,000 from their parents to purchase their first home, according to new research.
02-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: First time buyers are turning to their parents for help with rising house prices, according to new research.
01-Aug-2006
Breaking First Time Buyer News from FirstRungNow: Morgan Stanley has launched a new mortgage specifically designed for first time buyers who find themselves priced out of the housing market.

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There's alot going on! What do you think?

Interest rates are low but could rise? Is this a good time to buy?

Yes
No

Varialbe rate mortgages go up if bank interest rates do. Which is your preference?

Fixed Rate
Variable rate

Interest only mortgages are cheaper but in the end you don't end up owning the property. Which is better?

Interest Only
Repayment

House prices are waivering. Do you think this is a good time to buy?

Yes
No

Shared equity mortgages allow you to buy a new home with 5% deposit and an equity loan through FirstBuy. What do you think?

Too complicated
Too expensive
Too risky

Rent to buy allows you to peg a property price, save towards a deposit and pay reduced rent. What do you think?

Works best in a rising market
Too complicated
Good option


 

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