Barclays has announced it will no longer require a deposit from borrowers purchasing a home under the Right to Buy scheme. The bank says it will use the Right to Buy discount in place of a direct deposit. Borrowers will also have access to the reduced rates available for lower loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages. Lending
Barclays has announced it will no longer require a deposit from borrowers purchasing a home under the Right to Buy scheme. The bank says it will use the Right to Buy discount in place of a direct deposit. Borrowers will also have access to the reduced rates available for lower loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages. Lending
Barclays has announced it will no longer require a deposit from borrowers purchasing a home under the Right to Buy scheme. The bank says it will use the Right to Buy discount in place of a direct deposit. Borrowers will also have access to the reduced rates available for lower loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages. Lending
