First-Time Homebuyers: Fewer and Older than Ever Before

More Canadians are buying their first homes later in life, and they’re okay with that

Undaunted by the pressure to reach financial and life milestones by a certain age, young people are living life at their own pace

First-time homebuyers: Fewer and older than ever before

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Buying Your First Home? Revised PF Rules Allow 90% Withdrawal After 3 Years

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FTBs unaware of schemes beyond family support - Barratt Redrow

With 87% of first-time buyers (FTBs) asking for financial help from family, reasearch from Barratt Redrow has revealed many buyers are not aware of the other options available to them. The survey found 62% of FTBs purchased with help from family, mainly from parents, but also grandparents, aunts, uncles or siblings.  Just over half of families gave £16,000 or more towards a house.  Over three in five parents and grandparents had inherited the mo…

First-time buyers borrowing more but cannot keep pace with house price increases

First-time buyers are borrowing up to 5% more and being offered larger loans, but are struggling to keep pace with house price rises.