More low-deposit mortgages offered

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%VIRTUAL-SkimlinksPromo%Mortgage providers have become "significantly" more willing to lend to people with deposits of less than 10% this year as the Government's flagship Help to Buy scheme continues to have an impact, a Bank of England report has found.

The Bank's credit conditions survey for the first quarter of 2014 found the willingness to lend at loan-to-value (LTV) ratios above 90% is the highest reported since the question first started to be regularly asked of lenders last spring.

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