HOW TO SAVE FOR YOUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT ● How I bought my first house at 24 years old in the UK

Welcome everyone! Just recently I moved into my first home. Buying a house was always at the top of my to do list, from an early age. And so my spending was always influenced by this dream of buying a house. In this video I run through some examples of where you could save money, if you aren't already. These are just a few areas, but there are plenty of other ways to cut down on your expenditure; the purpose of this video is to encourage you to change the way you go about saving/ spending your money if your goal is to buy a house in the coming years.
Let me know if this is helpful to you and drop me a comment if you have any questions!

[@maliamalis6389]

This is great wow. Congrats! I just graduated a few months ago opened a help to buy in 2nd year cause we were told to cause it was closing didn’t really know what it meant but only had £5 a month going in. The lifetime isa sounds better cause 2.5K a year is too small I think to save
I’m trying to get more serious with saving now that I’m soon starting my new job. I luckily live at home too so I’m hoping to save a lot a month. I have to shop around to get a cheaper phone bill (currently £16), car insurance and petrol which will be hard I think. Thanks for these ideas. Fixed bills definitely have to be lower for me. I think what will be difficult in my saving journey is saying no to friends to go out and travel…

[@maliamalis6389]

I’m also looking into stocks and shares isa for long term saving

[@bits-and-bobs]

Well done! I'm almost twice as old as you and I've done so many financial mistakes in my life. Trying to fix my situation now 😊

[@jobacusmovies]

Thanks man, well the best time to start working on your financial situation is always NOW so fair play to you!

[@gregorpj]

Joe knows 👍