Growing reliance on family support 'risks deepening inequality' in housing market - Property Industry Eye
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Bank of Mum and Dad risks deepening inequalities in the housing market - Credit Connect
New analysis from UK Finance has warned that increasing reliance on family support from the Bank of Mum and Dad risks deepening inequalities in the housing market, highlighting the impact of family financial support in the first-time buyer (FTB) market. Nationally, first-time buyers who receive assistance are able to buy a home at an average age of just over 30, with an average household income of £56,000. In contrast, those purchasing without s…
Growing reliance on family support 'risks deepening inequality' in housing market - Property Industry Eye
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