David Cameron is to announce an easing of the rules of
the shared home ownership scheme to allow people to benefit more than once as
they move up the property ladder. The prime minister will pledge to end the
heavy restrictions on the scheme. In a speech the prime minister will say that
the shared ownership scheme will benefit an extra 40,000 people – up from
135,000 to 175,000. He will say that current rules preventing people from
benefiting from the scheme to “part-buy, part-rent properties” more than once
will be scrapped. The change will mean that as people have children, or their
circumstances change, they will be allowed to use the scheme to move up the
property ladder. Rules which limited the scheme to key workers will also be
scrapped. Read more on the Guardian website.
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