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	<title>Money magazine Comments - Ask Paul: Where should I save my deposit for my first house?</title>
	<description>After barely making ends meet, Rachel has a new job and an abundance of extra money she would like to put towards her first home. But where should she save her deposit?</description>
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<p><p>Paul, unfortunately you don't answer the question in the headline, which is, "where should I save....?" The question you have answered is, "Should I save....?"</p>
<p>She has asked if she should save for a deposit on a house via a term deposit, or if she should invest in shares to build up the deposit.</p>
<p>The reason this caught my eye is because I have a friend in a similar situation who has asked me how she should go about saving for her deposit now that she's decided she wants to buy a house. My answer is that it comes down to timeframes: how short of the deposit is she, and therefore how long will it take her to save for it. If able to buy in, say, 12 months, a term deposit is the way to go. If it will take her 4 - 5 years to get the deposit together, I'd be recommending indexed funds as these will (based on history!) grow her money faster than a term deposit rate.</p>
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