You’ll need a deposit of at least 5% of your property’s purchase price to get a mortgage. If your deposit is higher than 5%, it will mean you have more mortgage options and lower costs, with the ...

UK house prices fall with ‘market ‘struggling’ after stamp duty change Across the UK, a typical 10 per cent first-time buyer deposit stands at about £23,000, requiring nearly six years to save based ...

Saving for a house deposit isn’t easy, and with the cost of living crisis, along with wage stagnation in the UK, this generation are having a particularly tricky time getting on to the housing market.

First-time buyers in London need a 10% deposit of around £44,800 to buy a typical home – more than double the UK average of £23,000 and over three times the amount required in parts of northern ...

The length of time it takes for a first-time buyer to save up for an average house deposit has been revealed. Exclusive data from money app Plum, shared with the Mirror, shows that it would take 11 ...

First-time buyers in London face a formidable challenge, needing to amass a deposit roughly three times larger than people in Scotland or parts of northern England, new analysis reveals. Nationwide ...

Nationwide Building Society estimated that it could take around six years to raise a 10% cash deposit, rising to nine years in London. A first-time buyer in London who wants to have a 10% deposit ...