45% expect to move home within the next five years, embracing a flexible 'Right Now Home' model.
					
				
					
				45% expect to move home within the next five years, embracing a flexible 'Right Now Home' model.
					
				The slowdown reflects both affordability pressures and a pause for clarity ahead of the upcoming Autumn Budget.
					
				Almost half of first-time buyers are delaying their purchase plans - but not because they want a stamp duty cut.
					
				The lender has announced a series of enhancements to its interest-only offering with higher LTVs and expanded repayment options.
					
				Brokers also highlighted continued investment in digital innovation as a key driver of future market resilience.
					
				The median age of first-time buyers with a Gen H income booster in London is just 29, where the average without a booster is 35 – and this could add up to a £130,000...
					
				Almost 1 in 5 (18%) say clients have delayed or abandoned dream career plans over fears it would affect their mortgage prospects.
					
				Only 10% of potential buyers have sought help to improve their finances.
					
				With speculation around property tax changes ahead of the Budget, the BSA warns that uncertainty risks damaging confidence in the housing market.
					
				The Society has reduced three and five-year fixed rates at 95% LTV.
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