First-time buyers will be spared stamp duty and moved to
the front of the queue for new homes under Labour plans to ease the national
shortage of affordable houses and flats. Claiming that millions of families are being
priced out of the property market, Ed Miliband will commit a Labour government
to scrapping stamp duty for 90 per cent of first-time buyers. For three years
the levy would be waived on properties worth up to £300,000 for people buying
their first home. Read more on the Independent website.
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