Call for national savings scheme for first-time buyers

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Almost 80% of Britons believe the Government should encourage young first-time homebuyers to start saving regularly by establishing a national deposit savings scheme offering tax-free bonuses

The call is the key finding of a YouGov survey carried out for the New Homes Marketing Board. Its chairman David Pretty said: “Even the recent substantial falls in property prices – which would normally boost affordability – have failed to help

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