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To what extent do you support or oppose there being the option of mortgages of up to fifty years that could pass down generations, with children taking on the outstanding debt if they choose to inherit the property? Published on 5 July 2022 → Survey conducted on 5 July 2022 on 2357 GB adults
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28%
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