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Stamp Duty paid for First time Buyers - May 13
At last, a product which really helps first time buyers with the cost of getting their foot on the property ladder.
Halifax has launched a product for first time buyers who fall into the 1% stamp duty bracket (property purchase price between £125,001 and £250,000) – where they will pick up the tab for the stamp duty – ie between £1,250 and £2,500. The process is simple – on completion Halifax send the money to your solicitor to pass on to...