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House Prices (Again)
Friday 6th October, 2006 10:43 Comments: 0
More than half of all graduates say they cannot afford to buy a home, a Scottish Widows survey suggests. High house prices combined with student debts are pushing property ownership out of the reach of many. Of the 3,500 people surveyed, 10% believe they will never be able to afford their own property. Out of those graduates who have bought a home with a partner, 68% said they would not be able to afford to buy the other out in the event of a split.
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