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Parents warned against costly mistakes when helping adult children buy homes

Financial advisers caution parents about pitfalls when providing money to help grown children purchase property.

Skinny McBuntu

Parents who want to help their adult children with house deposits need to be careful about how they structure the financial assistance. Without proper planning, supporting children's home purchases can create unexpected burdens. The key is understanding what mistakes to avoid when investing in your children's future housing.

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Stuff

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