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Old 04-30-2008, 10:41 AM
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Post First-time buyers taking a risk by using debt for deposits
A report has revealed that 30% of first-time buyers are finding a deposit for their first house by using unsecured loans, borrowings and credit card debt.A study by iammoving.com, the online change of address service, discovered that 13% of first-time buyers were taking out an unsecured loan or credit card debt to raise the deposit [...]

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