The Times - Bricks & Mortar - Line up for the new government scheme - October 2013

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Aaron Strutt, of Trinity Financial, told The Times: “The Help to Buy mortgage rates are pretty much as expected although they aren’t particularly cheap. Ideally borrowers would have a 10 per cent deposit to put down, as the mortgage rates are significantly cheaper. I think some borrowers will hope that the Help to Buy rates get more competitively priced as more lenders enter the market and start actively competing for business.”

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October 18, 2013

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