Business Voices Government appears to be giving up on older house buyers
Home buyers are getting older and taking longer to repay their mortgages as the cost of residential property has skyrocketed
Business Correspondent
Kristy Dorsey is Business Correspondent for The Herald, having worked in journalism for more than 25 years. She covers Scottish business news across all sectors and writes commentary on the economy. Ms Dorsey’s journalism honours include finalist Business Journalist of the Year at the 2022 Scottish Press Awards.
Kristy Dorsey is Business Correspondent for The Herald, having worked in journalism for more than 25 years. She covers Scottish business news across all sectors and writes commentary on the economy. Ms Dorsey’s journalism honours include finalist Business Journalist of the Year at the 2022 Scottish Press Awards.
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