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First Time Buyers - the single biggest factor that’ll effect your mortgage rate. A beginner's guide to how the all too critical Loan-To-Value (LTV) ratio works. For far more & comparisons go to

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andy mvor 1 Jahr

Affect. Sorry, couldn't stop myself.

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Effective financial recommendations begin with clarity. How does this ETF or mutual fund stack up against another? How do portfolios compare in today’s market? The PATH may help to elevate the efficiency of your practice, bringing you added clarity in less time.

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More FT buyers should buy with friends, Skipton allow up to 4 applicants. Doesn’t need to be forever, after few years sell up, or cheaper option, buy others out. Also, saving for deposit, many seem, so entitled, they don’t want to flat share, a means to an end. Compromise is key!

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Being broke with bad credit affects it 😂

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Rookie mistake from us at that time: When you're first time buyer: you don't have a chain problem therefore you are in strong position for price negotiation and NO RUSH

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Hi - Alphabet car finance day my PCP doesn't qualify for a refund as the finance contract wasn't regulated by the 1974 Consumer Credit Act - is that possible ?

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Please could you mention first time buyer pensioners, perhaps receiving an inheritance. With shared ownership you do not pay rent on 25% of the property's value if you buy 75% of it.

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Anjali Ewingvor 1 Jahr

affect, not effect.

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@threadreaderapp unroll

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@MartinSLewis @ATunaMeltOnRye Salam, here is your unroll: Talk to you soon. 🤖

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Is there a reason why thresholds for various things (seem to) go up, but the threshold for Shared Ownership has remained the same for almost 9 years?

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