Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the instead of having 100 per cent of your mortgage yourself the Shared Equity Scheme allows for a share to be “held by the government”.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the instead of having 100 per cent of your mortgage yourself the Shared Equity Scheme allows for a share to be “held by the government”. “The WA scheme has been in place for many, many decades and has been a huge success,” Mr Albanese said.
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