The First Home Loan scheme lets eligible first home buyers get a mortgage with just 5% down instead of the usual 20%. Answer 5 quick questions to find out if you qualify.
These schemes exist specifically to help Kiwis like you onto the property ladder. Most people never use them because they do not know they qualify.
Government-backed scheme that lets you buy with just a 5% deposit instead of the standard 20%. We work with participating First Home Loan lenders.
You can use most of your KiwiSaver balance towards buying your first home. One of the biggest wins available to Kiwi first home buyers.
Most first home buyers do not realise how close they actually are. Our team walks you through your options, compares rates, and handles the paperwork at no cost to you.
Answer 5 quick questions and we will tell you which schemes you could qualify for.
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The Kainga Ora First Home Grant was scrapped by the government on 22 May 2024. It no longer exists. However, the First Home Loan scheme (5% deposit) and KiwiSaver First Home Withdrawal are both still available and are still very helpful for first home buyers.
A scheme that lets eligible first home buyers get a mortgage with only a 5% deposit (instead of the usual 20%). Fundmaster works with participating First Home Loan lenders.
You still have options. Most of our clients think they cannot buy, but with the right strategy they can. Book a free consultation and we will work through your specific situation.
Yes. We have stripped it down to the bare minimum needed to assess your eligibility. The full application involves more detail, but this is enough to tell you if it is worth pursuing.
