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The government will now GIVE you 20% of your deposit
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setmefree2 wrote: »See above #7This is the link to the official info: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/414027/FTB_factographic_final.pdf
The limit is £200 per month so £2400 a year.
...so am I understanding this correctly...you can't just move 12k already saved into this account and get the 3k?
You can only save £200 pcm?
You save, say, £500pcm but would only get £50 pcm added?
I must be fick as I don't see how it works.
Does that mean you have to hold it for 5 years to get the full 3k?0 -
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Phew what a rip-off:
- Typical of this boomer-hating government......
- Robbing pensioners to pay for the young......
- Hand-outs to 'have-it-all' young who don't need it.....
- Respectable older BTL buyers to be priced out by the FTB.....
- It'll be free i-Pads next.....
- Teenagers never had it so good.....
- Whinge.....
- Moan.....
- Daylight robbery.....
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The government should just guarantee a £150k house within 10 miles of where you live if you are a FTB, they can easily build at a profit for that price0
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Paying another 9% on your income tax for 30 years can add up to a huge sum of money. The fact that gov.uk is now charging commercial rates of interest on the loan means that even if you're earning 30-40k you might be paying extra tax for the full 30 years and the total amount repaid would make your eyes bleed.But most post-2011 people wont be paying them back in full anyway.Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0 -
setmefree2 wrote: »It will take 5 years to get the full $3k
...got all excited as thought the govt had actually done something useful that would actually help youngsters who work hard/ save hard...then you drill it down and, though it's better than a slap with a wet fish......it's not as fab as it 1st sounded when I heard it.0 -
setmefree2 wrote: »It will take 5 years to get the full $3k
Ah. thanks. Should have no impact then0 -
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