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Don't take up more than half of the credit available to youAs a general rule, you should not take up more than half the credit available to you on, say, a credit card because it will negatively impact your credit score. When you take up more than 50% of the credit offered to you, lenders start to view you as overextended and therefore more likely to default on a debt repayment or to make a payment late in future. They therefore downgrade your credit score accordingly, making any future potential borrowing more expensive or worse, any future applications for credit less likely to be successful. | Help to Buy Mortgage A Help to Buy mortgage is required to cover the rest of the purchase price of a New Build you're looking to buy within the scheme which involves you having to produce a minimum 5% deposit and for which the Government provides an equity loan (repayable) of up to 20% (up to 40% for London Help to Buy) of the purchase price of the property. The Help to Buy mortgage you require is therefore likely to be for a maximum loan to value (LTV) of 75% (55% for London Help to Buy) of the purchase price of the property. This is a lower LTV ratio than for standard mortgages, leaving you less exposed. Click to find out more about Help to Buy Mortgages |
| Average property price in Middlesex | £661,959 |
| % Change compared to last year | 0% |
| Population of Middlesex | 2,920,485 (2011) |
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