Buying a home has been found to be the most stressful experience in many Britons' lives, but looking out for a new boiler could make it an easier experience.
New research by unbiased.co.uk has found that buying a property beats even having a baby, starting a new job or getting married when it comes to stress levels.
Indeed, while 25 per cent of respondents admitted buying a new home was the most stressful experience of their lives, it was found to be no easier the second time round, with 41 per cent of second-time buyers stating the experience had been just as or even more stressful.
Karen Barrett, chief executive of unbiased.co.uk, notes: "Buying a home is probably the most expensive decisions you will ever make and involves lots of complicated stages. But there are some simple things you can do to take at least a little of the stress out of buying a home."
The Energy Saving Trust advises new buyers there are a number of property features they should be looking at for when they view a new home.
It advises people to enquire as to the age of the current boiler, as if it is over 15 years old it is likely to need replacing soon.
Ensuring it is replaced with a condensing boiler could see people saving a third on they're heating bills, it adds.To coincide with Vaillants up and coming promotion we will be offering some very competitive prices to fit ant of the valiant range.
No comments:
Post a Comment