Tens of thousands of first-time home buyers have had
their purchases delayed because of a flaw in the Help to Buy Isa, research has
found. In 2016 the savings accounts
were described as a “scandal” when it was disclosed that first-time buyers
would not be able to use the money saved for an initial deposit on their new
home. A flaw in the scheme means a 25 per cent government “bonus” on savings is
not paid out until the sale has completed, leaving buyers to find the deposit
money elsewhere, for example by borrowing from parents. Read more on the Daily Telegraph website.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/09/26/tens-thousands-first-time-home-buyers-suffer-delays-caused-flaw/
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