
Vanessa Fookes
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Vanessa Fookes, 40, has been working since the age of 16 but finds herself unable to afford a home in her local suburb of Shoalhaven Heads, NSW. Despite having a $50,000 deposit and first home buyer assistance, she was informed by her bank that she could borrow only a maximum of $300,000, significantly below the median price of a two-bedroom house in her area, which is $920,000. Fookes criticizes the system for being biased against single buyers, asserting that institutions assume that home ownership is only feasible for couples or families.
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Vanessa Fookes has been working since she was 16 and still can’t afford a house.
How much money women and men can borrow to buy a houseThe Sydney Morning Herald·
Australia· 2025-07-05



