Prospective home buyers can now save a great deal of 'time and money' and ease their way into the housing market with the launch of a new online tool that will inform people on government subsidies.
The online tool, called the Home Buyer Assistance Finder, will help people looking to purchase a property determine their eligibility for three government programs.
“Buying a home can be one of the most exciting times in someone’s life and we want to help more people get into the housing market," NSW Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government Jihad Dib said. “The new tool delivers on the government’s commitment to reduce barriers to the housing market for those who need it most.”
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