Posted by Simon Dehne on February 4, 2018 in Latest News with No Comments
There’s been a lot of talk recently about the plight of Generation Y. According to recent reports, this group of under 28 year olds are considered “property orphans”, with supposedly no hope of ever owning their own home.
With their home ownership dreams dashed before they’ve even begun, no dependents and a decent sized disposable income, this generation has taken to spending rather than saving towards their first home.
But is really as bad as it sounds or is there some hope for Generation Y? At Helpcompare we’re all about finding creative solutions that help first home buyers achieve their dreams of home ownership. And we believe it’s vital to change this generation’s perceptions. It’s more important than ever to get a foot onto the property ladder.
Working with Helpcompare means you have access to a number of home loan solutions. Explore our comparison website or call us to have a chat about how we can help you achieve your dreams on 0419 448 910 or 1300 886 100.
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