This coupled with historically low rates could make this the opportune time for you to make the leap.
Depending where you live, your individual circumstances and the eligibility criteria of each scheme - you may even be able to access both state and federal government schemes.
Follow the links to see details of each incentive.
National
State by state
Victoria
- First Home Owner Grant
- First Home Buyer Duty Exemption/Concession
- HomesVic Shared Equity Initiative
- Home Builder Grant
Queensland
New South Wales
Australian Capital Territory
Tasmania
South Australia
Western Australia
Northern Territory
- First Home Owner Grant
- Territory Home Owner Discount
- Household Goods Grants Scheme
- Home Renovation Grant
- Homebuild Access
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Our lenders know the ins and outs of all the schemes and incentives, and as a participating lender in the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme we can take you through the whole application process and give you up to date information on the number of places available.
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