Unemployed homeowners will have to give a stake of the
equity in their home to the State in return for help in paying their mortgage,
under a plan favoured by ministers. The move would break new ground in funding
the welfare state and could save millions of pounds. Under the proposals,
unemployed homeowners who qualify for the scheme would be given indefinite help
paying the interest on their mortgage. The State would recoup some of the money
when the claimant died or sold their house. From The Times.
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