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Learn MoreThe Government has unveiled a £1bn package to stimulate the housing market.
Posted on September 2nd, 2008 by Mark in Credit Crunch, Debt Problems, Mortgage Market, Remortgaging in todays market, Sale and Rent Backs
Government unveils £1 billion package to stimulate the housing market
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears confirms the cross-governments plan to help first time buyers, vulnerable homeowners at risk of repossession and to provide support for the house building sector. To read more Click here!
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