Theresa May campaigning in Abingdon

The video discusses various housing schemes like Right to Buy and Help to Buy, highlighting their impact on different income groups. It addresses economic disparities in housing access, especially in high-cost areas like London. The video also explores shared ownership as an alternative for low-income individuals, emphasizing the need for diverse housing solutions.

What was the primary goal of the 'right to buy' scheme?

• To reduce the number of council houses

• To provide houses for high-income earners

• To allow people who never had the chance to buy a house to do so

• To increase government revenue

Which group was not the intended beneficiary of the 'right to buy' scheme?

• First-time home buyers

• Low-income families

• Young people

• People with £100,000 wages

What was a significant issue with the 'right to buy' scheme?

• It was too expensive for the government

• It was only available in rural areas

• Some people manipulated the system to their advantage

• It did not allow for shared ownership

How does the 'help to buy' initiative assist young people?

• By providing free housing

• By offering financial support to get onto the housing ladder

• By reducing house prices

• By offering interest-free loans

Why is it challenging to buy houses in areas like London?

• Due to high housing costs

• Because of a lack of available houses

• Due to strict government regulations

• Because of high crime rates