First time buyers in the UK with small deposits are
making savings of more than £790 a year, when comparing monthly mortgage
payments to the same time last year, new research suggests. This is in part due
to competitive interest rates now available as monthly mortgage costs for first
time buyers have fallen sharply. The average house price for a first time buyer
is £154,559 and for those with a 10% deposit, lower mortgage interest rates
mean they can save £67 a month compared to what they would have paid if they’d
taken out the same loan a year ago. This adds up to savings of £800 over the
course of a year. Read more on the Property Wire website.
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