Mortgage availability 'is a problem for some'

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Mortgage availability 'is a problem for some'

Availability is the main problem faced by those looking for a mortgage at the moment, rather than affordability, MoneyExpert.com has said.

Those without a substantial deposit or equity in their home - such as first-time buyers and people renegotiating their mortgage for the first time - will probably find their choice of mortgages "severely limited", the financial advice website suggested.

It has found that one in five fixed and variable mortgages now come with a maximum loan-to-value of 75 per cent or less.

In addition, it calculated that the average person remortgaging today will need a deposit of 15.5 per cent to take out a fixed or variable product.

"When disposable income is already at breaking point for many, it is frankly impossible to see how those with limited savings will find a way to get a foothold on the property ladder," the website commented.

It recently suggested that homeowners struggling with rising living costs could consider mortgage payment holidays as a possible option.
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