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Budget 2017: What does the stamp duty change mean?

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Stamp duty will be abolished immediately for first-time buyers buying a home of up to £300,000, Chancellor Philip Hammond has said.

 

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We currently have a large selection of properties available for first time buyers including approximately 20 new homes available on the Help To Buy Sheme.

Are you a first time buyer and want to own your own home? You could now do so with as little as a 5% deposit plus now saving up to £5,000 in stamp duty costs.

Contact Wilson Tominey to find out whether now is the time to purchase your first home.

01305 775500

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Written By Wilson Tominey

November 24, 2017

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