The Labour Party's latest proposals for first-time buyers are being presented as a lifeline for young people struggling to enter the property market. In reality, it risks worsening the very problem it claims to address. What the Labour government has introduced and what it plans to do should it be re-elected favours developers and sellers far more
Divorced or separated couples who bought a property together will be eligible for first-time buyer's benefits when buying a property individually, Robert Abela promised voters on Tuesday. He also said that a PL government would pay the costs of the person accompanying a patient travelling for medical treatment abroad. The PL leader was speaking at
Separated or divorced couples will be treated as if they were first-time buyers under a new proposal, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced, extending key housing benefits, including stamp duty exemptions, to those seeking to start a new chapter after a relationship breakdown. Addressing a political activity in Siġġiewi on Tuesday, Abela said that
Prime Minister Robert Abela has announced that separated and divorced individuals will be eligible for additional housing support under existing government schemes. Speaking at a political event organised by the Labour Party , Abela said that the “Our Next Home” scheme will be extended to people who are starting over following a relationship breakdown
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday defended the first-time buyer schemes proposed as part of the Labour Party's electoral pledges, addressing claims that they would drive up inflation. At a Labour Party conference, a journalist from The Malta Independent pointed out that, since the Prime Minister announced additional assistance measures last week,