Representatives of the RAF Police Rugby team, who are sponsored by Bovis Homes and were guests on the day. BOVIS HOMES LAUNCHES
House builder Bovis Homes has launched a new discount scheme aimed at helping forces personnel onto the property ladder.
The company is one of the UK’s leading house builders, building more than 4,000 new homes across over 100 locations in
England every year and has a long history of supporting the UK Armed Forces.
In its latest move to support the Forces, Bovis Homes formally launched the All Inclusive Armed Forces Discount Scheme in September at a special event
David
Ritchie, Chief Executive of Bovis Homes addressing guests at the event.
hosted by Exeter Rugby Club. It was at this event that Bovis Homes also became official signatories of the Armed Forces Covenant alongside the rugby club.
So how does the scheme work? The discount scheme includes money off the cost of a Bovis home (£500 for every £25,000 spent), a £500 contribution towards legal costs and a package of extras which includes carpets and flooring, curtains and blinds and integrated kitchen appliances. This means that when you move in, all you need to bring is furniture.
When combined with the Forces Help to Buy initiative* and Government- backed Help to Buy equity loan, it forms what Bovis Homes is calling ‘Trinity’, a package exclusive to the company. With Trinity, service- personnel can benefit from an advance from the Forces towards their deposit, an equity loan from the Government which can help to reduce potential mortgage costs and Bovis Homes’ unique discount, making buying easier and more affordable than ever for Forces personnel.
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www.raf-ff.org.uk
ARMED FORCES DISCOUNT SCHEME
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