Britain’s biggest lender is to offer 100% mortgages to
first-time buyers in a return to lending last seen before the financial crash –
but only if the buyer has family that can stand behind the loan. Under the new
Lloyds Bank “Lend A Hand” deal, a first-time buyer will be able to borrow up to
£500,000 for a new home, without putting down a penny of deposit. The Lloyds
move marks a major expansion into the first-time buyer market, as most other
mainstream lenders demand a minimum deposit worth 5% of the property purchase
price, although Barclays has offered a similar “family springboard” deal.
Lloyds has priced the mortgages to undercut the Barclays offer. Read more on
the Guardian website.
Decent homes standard for UK private renters delayed by government until
2035
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Campaigners pushing for 2030 deadline said deferral was ‘denying renters
the most basic standards in our homes’
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