First Home Buyer Scheme Navigator
AI + Live DataFind all grants, schemes, and concessions you're eligible for
Australia has many first home buyer schemes - federal, state, and local. Our AI searches all current programs and tells you exactly which ones you qualify for, how to apply, and how much you could save.
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Real-World Examples
Sydney First Home Buyer
Emma earns $95,000 and wants to buy a $720,000 apartment in NSW as her first home.
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Emma qualifies for: First Home Guarantee (avoid ~$18,000 LMI), NSW stamp duty exemption (save ~$28,000). Total potential savings: $46,000.
Melbourne Couple Buying New
Jake and Sophie have combined income of $160,000 and are buying a $650,000 new build.
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They qualify for: First Home Owner Grant ($10,000), stamp duty concession (~$21,000 saving), and First Home Guarantee (avoid LMI with 5% deposit).
Frequently Asked Questions
Glossary
How to Use
- 1Select your state
- 2Enter your target property value and type
- 3Provide your household income
- 4See all schemes you may qualify for
Pro Tips
- The First Home Guarantee is the most valuable - it can save you $20,000+ in LMI with just 5% deposit
- Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee has fewer applicants - better odds of getting a place
- New build grants are usually higher than established homes - consider the premium construction route
- Income caps are rising - check current thresholds even if you've been told 'no' before
Avoid These Mistakes
- Assuming you're over the income threshold without checking - caps have increased significantly
- Not applying for the First Home Guarantee early enough - places fill quickly each year
- Forgetting that some schemes can be combined - you might be eligible for multiple benefits
- Missing state-specific grants by only checking federal programs
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only and should not be relied upon for financial decisions. Interest rates, fees, and policies change frequently. Always verify information with lenders directly. This is general information, not personal financial advice. Consider seeking advice from a licensed mortgage broker or financial advisor.
Last updated: February 2026