Affordable housing offers a subsidised route to home ownership through government schemes, or subsidised rents for people on low incomes.
The latest articles on buying schemes
Not sure when you have to start repaying your Help to Buy loan? Here’s what you have to pay after five years, 25 years or when you sell up.
Right to Buy is a government scheme that offers council and housing association tenants help to buy the home they are renting.
Help to Save is a government-backed savings account with benefits: you can earn a bonus of 50p for every £1 you save over four years.
95% mortgages are now widely available from major banks and building societies, meaning you don’t have to save up such a big deposit to buy your own home.
42% of adults aged 18-39 who don’t own a home say they’ve given up on the idea of buying one in the next ten years, including 38% of those earning £60,000+.
What if the rent you paid could be saved towards your deposit instead? New homes developer Fairview has launched a scheme that does exactly that.
Always dreamed of building your own home? A government scheme launches today to help you do just that.
We lift the lid on how hundreds of thousands of grown-up children are set to be handed money to put towards a deposit as a Christmas present this year.
