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Help to Buy could push first-time buyer house prices up 20% to more than £150,000 by the end of 2015, a financial consultancy has warned.
Hundreds of thousands of interest-only mortgage borrowers whose deals mature before 2020 are likely to face a funding shortfall, according to estimates produced for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Phil Whitehouse, head of The Mortgage Alliance (TMA), examines what action brokers can take to make sure they don't lose out in a dual-pricing environment.
There is further bad news for interest-only borrowers, with Nationwide and Halifax the latest lenders to cut their maximum LTVs to 75%.
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