The phrase "affordability plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or programs aimed at making something more financially accessible, such as housing, healthcare, or education.
Example: "The government has introduced a new affordability plan to help low-income families access quality housing."
Alternatives: "cost reduction strategy" or "financial accessibility program".
He said Clinton's campaign missed an opportunity to highlight the college affordability plan she and Sanders crafted.
Offering up his "Child Care Affordability Plan," he condemned his rival for her failure to think of the needs of struggling parents.
The framers of the affordability plan were able to stay on the correct side of the law while also proving the plan increased both collections and revenue.
MIT works closely with all families who qualify for financial aid to develop an individual affordability plan tailored to their financial circumstances.
This was a week that started out on a high note, with the rollout of Clinton's college affordability plan, a policy prescription driven in large part by the party's progressives.
"I want to get rid of the student loan companies," Mrs. Clinton said in Sioux City, as she laid out her college affordability plan in response to a parent's concern about tuition.
"I really think that her college affordability plans are really well thought out and achievable," Connor Doyle said.
And her college-affordability plan would help students refinance debt, and support states that subsidize tuition.
The bridges built were not permanent (this week, Sanders has been telling reporters about his plans to use his "leverage" in the next Administration), but they centered on an agreement regarding a college-affordability plan, which gave progressives some tangible evidence that they had moved Clinton to the left.
The company took an exceptional charge of £3.3m, largely to cover the the cost of implementing a new "affordability action plan" designed to ensure its policies meet with FCA approval.
The program was announced as the "Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan" on February 18, but it wasn't until two weeks later that the Obama administration published detailed guidelines for how the program was to be implemented.
