Growing interest in home income plans

Language: English Series: Times ; 19 February 1994, 34(2)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Interest in home income plans has resulted from signs of recovery in the residential market. Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) (to which a number of providers belong) has drawn up a self-administered code of practice guaranteeing against loss of home. Points out that such plans should only be considered as a last resort for increasing income.

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Interest in home income plans has resulted from signs of recovery in the residential market. Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) (to which a number of providers belong) has drawn up a self-administered code of practice guaranteeing against loss of home. Points out that such plans should only be considered as a last resort for increasing income.

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