Mortgages. Getting on the housing ladder is hard for young couples.
According to the Alliance and Leicester ( car insurance cover ) Building Society, a quarter of
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Indeed, only 13% of married renters and 6% of single people renting are in the position ( car insurance policy ) of being able to afford a home of their own.
The position is worst for those in their 20's. They are the least able to become homeowners with just over half renting and a further 23% living at home with their ( cheap mortgages ) parents.