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15 Years Is A Long Time

  • ruggerball
  • Apr 14, 2019
  • 1 min read

A recent study has shown the average single first-time buyer in England and Wales needs 10 years and three months to save enough for a 15% deposit.


The saving time appears to be increasing in London, the South East and South West and decreasing in Wales, West Midlands and the North East.


Saving a deposit is still the biggest barrier to buying a home.


Slowing house price growth, which is expected to continue, combined with rising wages, meant that last year it was six months quicker to save for a home than it was two years ago.


Despite price growth cooling off, it still takes a single person over 15 years to save up for a 15 per cent deposit for a home in the capital. This is over nine years longer than in the North East, which is the quickest region to save for a home.


So if you are looking for your first home, in any part of the country, make things a little easier and read my guide to first time buyers. CLICK HERE

 
 
 

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