Published 3 months ago

BBC Escape to the Country viewers fume over young couple's £850,000 budget for their first home

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Anna and Jack, who are engaged and each own a flat, said they had a whopping £850,000 to spend on their dream home. Unimpressed viewers took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to vent their frustration. One viewer wrote: "Don't you hate it when 20 somethings have 850k at their disposal? Where's the life suffering before success?"

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Daily Express

Escape To The Country fans fume over buyers' budget for first home together

A young twenty-something couple had an eye-wateringly high budget to buy their first home together on Escape To The Country.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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Metro News

Escape To The Country viewers furious over young couple's mega budget

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Escape to the Country viewers have taken aim at a young couple after they revealed their huge budget for their first home. On the latest episode of the long-running series, civil servant Anna and consultant Jack met up with Briony May Williams. The engaged couple, who each already own a flat in St Albans, explained …

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Nottingham Post

BBC Escape to the Country viewers fume over young couple's £850,000 budget for their first home

Escape to the Country viewers were left stunned when a young couple revealed their massive budget for their first shared home - and many fumed at the huge figure

3 months ago·Nottingham, United Kingdom

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Coventry Telegraph

Escape to the Country viewers fume as couple reveal 'first home' budget

Escape to the Country viewers were left stunned when a young couple revealed their massive budget for their first shared home - A whopping £850,000

3 months ago·Coventry, United Kingdom

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capricornian.com.au

Four tips for first home buyers to get into the market - The Capricornian

Hats off to Australia’s first home buyers! The latest lending data shows they’re refusing to let last year’s rate hikes and rising property values dampen their goal of buying a home. Here are four tips to help you buy your first home in 2024. You have to admit, it’s tough for first home buyers in the current market. Not only were they faced with 13 cash rate hikes in just 18 months – which can obviously affect borrowing capacity – but property p…

3 months ago

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