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First-time buyers are set to benefit from a Help-to-Buy Isa, which offers a major tax break to those saving up a deposit to make their first step on to the property ladder, the Chancellor announced today. For every £200 that aspiring homeowners save up towards a deposit for their first home, they will receive a top up of another £50, George Osborne announced.
The move will mean that someone saving up a ten per cent deposit on the average first-time buyer property valued at £150,000 will now have to save £12,000 and the government will chip in £3,000 more.
The tax break will be capped at £3,000. The chancellor explained this is the equivalent of first-time buyers saving for their deposit from their pre-tax income. He added: 'We'll work with industry so it's ready for this autumn and we'll make sure you can start saving for it right now.'
A couple saving towards a home together could benefit from a bonus of up to £6,000 as both savers would be eligible for a £3,000 bonus. The move will cut the amount of time first-time buyers will need to save for by just under a year, if they are putting together a five per cent deposit, according to Lloyds.
The announcement made in the Budget today was part of what the chancellor labelled 'four new steps in a savings revolution'.. Read More
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