How To SAVE FOR YOUR FIRST HOUSE: Tips On Saving For Your First House Deposit

This video is all about how to save for your first house! If you're saving up for your first house deposit currently then this is the video for you!

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Are you currently trying to save for your first home? Have you been getting discouraged when trying to save for your first house deposit? Well this is the video for you! Here I'm going to be outlining some things you should be considering when it comes to saving for your first house. Many mistakes I see people make is not realising the full cost when it comes to buying your first home. So I'll be outlining some key unconventional things that I think you should be considering when it comes to your savings goals. Some of the examples are UK based, but I do think there are also some useful tips you can use anywhere!

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[KLUDUP]

You definitely gotto have some emergency funds when buying a property. I learned the hard way lol. Soon as you move in problems that never existed start to appear lol. What helped me a lot was my home emergency insurance that I had with my bank. Another great video with great tips to consider.

[valsmith]

Buying a house you can afford has definitely resonates with me!

[intergratedpurgatory]

Not saving for a house atm but it is great to know, when I change my mind! Saving for a house is exciting imo. However, I have been hearing companies are buying up houses which isn't great especially if your're a 1st time buyer.

[findAplaceToCallHome]

If there's one thing I learned since I bought a house in May 2020 is have money saved. You will not have a chance to save anything for at least 1year. there's always something to repair/ maintain/ improve/ buy. Have extra money set aside in case something goes wrong on top of all these things.

[kmg]

Very informative!

Not something I will be doing because I think the earlier you do this age wise the better. But my advice would be for anyone looking to buy is ask why. Your WHY will tell you if it's something that should happen and keep you motivated. As an example, just because others do it is not a why, having something there for your family over the years is.

Your point of can you afford it is spot on. Great if you can afford a house but imagine if the council tax and amenities were so expensive you couldn't 🙈🙊🙊Price of house, bills, genetal upkeep first needs to be looked at and go from therex

[Midnightconfessional]

I love your videos as you take a no nonsense approach and give realistic tips! This may sound stupid but would you say paying off student loans is important first? I hear mixed things about this. Also, I've never had a credit card and I'm worried about having one as I'm scared I'll spend! But then again apparently it's important for a credit score. (Thank you for the free guide!) 🙏x

[ajulydreamer]

Definitely agree on saving more than just house deposit and fees but at least 5% more

[AbleMabel]

Affordability and not buying more house🏠 than you need is key as this can impact on the on-going maintenance costs for the rest of your life 😱😱😱

[STARZldnlyfe]

What about someone in a house getting the right to buy like the council