Labour leader, Ed Miliband is to announce plans to get rid of stamp duty for first-time home buyers, as he attempts to form political propulsion during the last week of the general election campaign.
Miliband has also insisted that there would be “no deal” whatsoever with the Scottish National party in a hung parliament.
The Labour Party have tried to tempt working class families by pledging to axe stamp duty on starter homes, worth up to £300,000, which saves the buyer up to £5,000. Labour is confident that this will surely work in their favour as the campaign is gearing up for its final leg.
On the other hand, David Cameron plans to launch a small business manifesto as an attempt to escalate the economy campaign on Monday.
