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08-10-2011, 08:08 PM
This will be because the government is capping housing benefit, which will eventually leave it inadequate to help pay for accommodation of any kind; the squeeze on local authority spending; the rise in unemployment and the repossessions that will surely arrive soon; generally rising mortgage rates,John Redwood responds Ben Chu Independent Eagle Eye Blogs (http://www.axcxzx.com/index.asp), though that will be slow to feed through; and a shortage of social housing.
FSA’s plans to protect homeowners from dodgy sale and rent back agreements are admirable, but they won’t do anything to prevent a wave of homelessness hitting the country in the coming months and years.
The basic problem is that we haven’t been building homes for the poor for a long time now, and the stock of council houses was sol d off long ago. It may well be that as a society we can no longer afford to give everyone a roof over the heads; but the consequences will be extremely distressing.
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FSA’s plans to protect homeowners from dodgy sale and rent back agreements are admirable, but they won’t do anything to prevent a wave of homelessness hitting the country in the coming months and years.
The basic problem is that we haven’t been building homes for the poor for a long time now, and the stock of council houses was sol d off long ago. It may well be that as a society we can no longer afford to give everyone a roof over the heads; but the consequences will be extremely distressing.
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