article_snippet.sent: David Cameron, wearing notably clean new work boots, today set out seven key Tory policies which Tory said would help get people on to the property ladder .
article_snippet.sent: David Cameron said seven key Tory policies would help get people on to the property ladder by building more homes and cutting the cost of saving for a deposit, moving house and paying off mortgages.
article_snippet.sent: Today Tory leader set out a seven point plan which Tory leader claims will help build more houses and making it easier for first-time buyers, claiming it will help a million people become homeowners over the next parliament.
article_snippet.sent: That's why our are setting out a seven point plan to help build more houses, and help more people get a home of more people own.' a seven point plan includes the Help to Buy ISA, announced by George Osborne in last month's Budget, which will help first-time buyers save for a deposit.
article_snippet.sent: The second policy is a pledge to will build 200,000 starter homes which will be sold at a 20 per cent discount on the market value to first time buyers under the age of 40.
article_snippet.sent: The Tories expect the extension to help people buy at least 100,000 new build homes over the next five years.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Cameron announced the two final policies in Mr Cameron speech yesterday.
article_snippet.sent: the two final policies in his speech includes a new £1 billion Brownfield Regeneration Fund, to help councils clear derelict or contaminated land which can be used to build 400,000 extra homes over four years.
article_snippet.sent: Some 15,000 houses and flats are expected to become available in this way each year, but Tories stressed that no-one will be forced out of Some 15,000 houses and flats home.
highlights_snippet.sent: Tory leader sets out seven point plan for boost home ownership dream .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Plans to boost construction with thousands of new affordable homes .
  