First-time buyer borrowing accounted for 20% of all spending - the highest proportion since at least 2007.
First-time buyer borrowing accounted for 20% of all spending - the highest proportion since at least 2007.
The regulator has confirmed that it will simplify mortgage rules for first-time buyers.
Rightmove is expecting a bigger 'Boxing Day bounce', with prices to rise 2% next year.
The trade body predicts a 10% rise in external remortgaging and 2% rise in product transfers.
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80% LTV fixed rates now start from 3.35%.
In one case, Nationwide failed to identify a customer using personal current accounts to receive £27.3m in fraudulent Covid furlough payments.
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