Help To Buy is changing

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01.12.2020

Existing homeowners have just two weeks remaining to take advantage of the government’s current Help to Buy Equity Loan scheme.

The current Help To Buy Equity Loan scheme comes to an end on 15th December. Whereas the current scheme is available for first-time buyers and homeowners who are looking to buy a new-build home, the new scheme will only be available to first time buyers.

If you’d like to purchase a new home with a deposit as low as 5%, speak to one of our experienced brokers today, to explore your options.

We have 20 lenders operating in the Help To Buy market at the moment, and two year fixed rates of 1.34% available which are close to record lows.

More than 275,000 buyers have already used the Help to Buy scheme to purchase their dream home since it began in 2013. Why not join them?

If you're looking to buy a new property and would like to speak to our new homes and Help to Buy specialists, please get in touch.

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