Therapeutic gains for the participants included improved stability, accessing
additional help from friends and family, less reliance on services and more likely to turn to self - management.
The research finds nearly half (47.5 %) of first time buyers expect to need to deploy three or more
additional means of financing their first purchase — including a mix of gifts and loans
from parents, grandparents or other relatives, buying with
friends or siblings, various government
Help to Buy support schemes and shared ownership.