Help to Buy
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Homes England still causing help to buy delays
The agency said weeks ago that it was working to put things right
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Housebuilders call for Help to Buy revival
The help for first-time buyers will end in March after 10 years
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Help to Buy scrapped months earlier than planned
Scheme is meant to run until March, but properties will have to be reserved in October
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Help to Buy simply helped to make homes less affordable, says Lords
A Lords’ committee report says the £29bn would have been better spent on social housing
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Why Help to Buy is fraught with risk
COMMENT: The artificial spending power of the government scheme is inflating demand and prices
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Help to Buy’s £29bn does not help those in need
Commons committee says three-fifths of £29bn went to people who didn’t need help to buy a home
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Help to Buy exposes government to ‘significant risk’
The NAO said the £11.7bn invested was vulnerable to buyer repayment timings and house price changes
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Help to Buy loans hit new highs
Help to Buy loans peaked at 7,588 in June, more than double the average of the previous five months
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Help to Buy is wound up
The government’s Help to Buy scheme for first time buyers is being wound up three years after it was launched