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First-Time Buyer Mortgage Deposit 2026: How Much You Actually Need

The minimum deposit is usually 5-10% of the purchase price, but the deposit size you choose has a big effect on the mortgage rate you're offered. Here's how deposit size, loan-to-value bands and monthly cost interact.

James Morgan1 Jul 20265 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

How Much Deposit Do You Need to Buy a House in the UK in 2026?

Minimum deposit is 5% but most lenders prefer 10%. On the average UK house price of £285,000, that's £14,250 to £28,500. Here's how deposit size affects rates, SDLT and monthly costs.

James Morgan26 May 20269 min read

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