Thanks for signing up to the Inside Politics newsletterI would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent.Ministers also hope the scheme will help secure jobs in the construction industry, which has come under strain during the pandemic.
And how will they pay when they got no job ?
So according to the press the Covid/Brexit double whammy has been a net gain for the economy? Hmmm....
Well, no stamp duty and a low down payment, sounds to me as a crash ahead, millions are about to lose their jobs and still they buy on furlough scheme, it will cost many lives this politic.
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