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02/07/2023

Saving for a deposit is challenging because living expenses are high and wages are low. Your child will be able to purchase a better property with more money, whether it is larger or simply in a better location. They will also probably be able to obtain a better mortgage agreement and pay less interest.

But how can we best assist? A brief summary of some of the ways you can contribute has been put up by us.

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24/06/2023

Working closely with all parties in the case, we can communicate with your estate agents and mortgage brokers on your behalf.

We at JP Goldman are specialists in property law.

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31/12/2022

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25/12/2022

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22/12/2022

Guidance on the Different Ways Parents Can Help Their Children Buy a Home: Helping Your Child Buy a Home

Loans
It's okay if you don't have the money or just don't like giving out large sums of money. Here are a few ideas for how you can contribute without giving up anything.

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20/12/2022

Want to avoid borrowing money?

Not everyone should borrow money. There are further methods to assist, such as a combined mortgage or a guarantor mortgage where both your income and that of your children is considered.

Taking out mortgage alternatives carries hazards, just like the aforementioned loan options. Before proceeding, always make sure you are aware of the terms and conditions.

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17/12/2022

Gifted Deposits 💸

If you have the means, the easiest way to help is to give your child a deposit. A deposit can be anywhere between 5-25% of the property value. This does not count as a loan, nor do you have any ownership stake in the house. There are no tax implications directly but monetary gifts can be subject to tax if you pass away within a certain time frame after giving it. Read more about inheritance tax here.

Speak with one of our specialist team of lawyers today.

13/12/2022

First-timeFirst time buyers, don't be discouraged!

Although the market is more expensive than ever, there are still ways to find affordable housing. Check out our latest blog post for tips on how to save money as a first-time buyer.

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Buying a house for a first time buyer is more expensive and more difficult than ever.For some lucky buyers, their parents can step in. Living costs are high and salaries are low, so it is difficult to save for a deposit. With more money, your child will be able to buy a better property – whether t...

06/12/2022

Who qualifies as a first-time homebuyer?

First-time buyers must be purchasing a property that intends to serve as their main residence. It must also be the first property you own in the UK or elsewhere in the world. Note that if you have previously inherited a residential property or intend to use your new property as a buy-to-let investment, you will not be eligible for first-time buyer SDLT relief.

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