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Moving home
No one wants to pay for something they don’t need, so if you let your property with no furnishings, contents or free-standing appliances, you may only need buildings insurance. This checklist explains what to consider.
Storing your belongings
New build homes snagging
How to organise and choose your removals
How to run in a new build
How do I save for a deposit?
One thing that might be playing on your mind is just how to save for that all important deposit. You might have seen headlines in the papers saying you need tens of thousands to get on the ladder but the reality can be quite different. Many first-time buyers need to save less than £10,000 and you can half that if you are buying with a partner or friend.
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If you can find a home for £125,000 in your area, this will be a minimum deposit of £6,250.
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If there are two of you saving, the cost is halved to £4,875
Break this down each month for two years, it’s £203.13 a month (each)
