First Time Buyer Housing Scheme
The Your First Home initiative was unveiled at the weekend and will give first-time buyers the chance to buy a new-build property with a 2.5% deposit, with the Government stepping in to lend them an extra 20% towards the cost.Reported by 4 of 4 outlets; wording from Evening Standard.
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- 26 Sep
The programme, called “Your first home”, is intended to help buyers in England who have a regular income but have been unable to save for a large deposit or don’t have financial support from their family.
- 27 Sep
Funding for the scheme is expected to come from reprioritising existing Government budgets.
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28 Sep Housebuilders star on buyer support scheme but weak miners limit progress
Evening Standard
28 Sep Housebuilder shares jump following first-time buyer scheme announcement
Evening Standard- 28 Sep Housebuilder shares jump following first-time buyer scheme announcement
Evening Standard 
27 Sep Ministers add to £3tn debt mountain with 'Your First Home' scheme offering huge state loans to first timer buyers … despite fears it will just pump up house prices
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