Talk:Equity sharing
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Hello all, I represent Castle Trust, the newly-launched UK mortgage and investment company. We believe that Castle Trust's products, the Partnership Mortgages and HouSA, would fit in very well with the Private Sector Shared Equity section of this page. Castle Trust provides access for investors seeking exposure to housing by offering investments with returns in excess of the performance of national house prices (as measured by the Halifax House Price Index) for as little as £1,000 (with the option to invest in a tax-efficient manner via SIPPs and ISAs). Castle Trust will then use these funds to provide a new source funding for the mortgage market, in the form of Partnership Mortgages. For more information on Partnership Mortgages and the HouSA, please visit http://www.castletrust.co.uk. Castle Trust's producst have been mentioned in the UK mainstream media, for example MSN Money [1], What Investment [2] and Mortgage Introducer [3]
Kt1502 (talk) 17:27, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
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In the UK, shared ownership is not equity sharing. It is an assured tenancy. I'm not sure why a search for shared ownership re-directs to a page on equity sharing when they are two very different things. Bellis2809 (talk) 11:38, 5 April 2021 (UTC)
"They buy one another out"?[edit]
What does this mean? How can two parties buy each other out? Who would own the thing afterwards? Equinox ◑ 00:50, 19 September 2022 (UTC)