First-time buyers now save £1,300 a year by taking out a
mortgage rather than renting, according to Britain's biggest lender, the
Halifax. Based on a three-bedroom house, the average first-time buyer pays £677
a month. The average rent paid on the same-sized property is £787, giving
owners a monthly saving of £110. But experts warn historically low mortgage
rates would not have to rise by much for the reverse to be true. The report
says, at present, buying is cheaper than renting in all regions, except the
East Midlands and East Anglia. Read more on the BBC website.
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