UK parents give an average of £23,000 when helping their
children with a deposit to get onto the property ladder, according to new
research from Shelter. Highlighting the increasing strain on the Bank of Mum
and Dad, the same poll also found that a fifth of parents helping their
children onto the housing ladder had done so using savings set aside for
retirement or elderly care. However, for the majority of parents – already
feeling financially squeezed themselves – being able to help their children buy
a home just isn’t possible. Our research shows that 60% of UK parents are
unable to save any money for their children’s future. Read more on the Shelter
website.
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