Paying back a Help to Buy mortgage is cheaper than
renting, saving as much as £180 a year, according to Mortgage Advice Bureau
(MAB). The average price of a property bought under the mortgage guarantee
version of Help to Buy was £153,447 in March, the firm said. MAB claims that
based on a 95% loan on the average Help to Buy 2 property price, the typical
monthly mortgage repayment for a borrower in their first year would be £753 (or
£9,036 annually). In comparison, the average rent across England and Wales now
stands at £768 per month. This means that Help to Buy 2 applicants could save
£180 annually by paying for a Help to Buy 2 mortgage instead of renting – as
well as paying off debt on their own home rather than for a rented property.
Read more on the Housing Excellence website.
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