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First home buyer

With the right information, you'll have the tools you need to get started.

Buying your first home?

Taking the first steps to home ownership is an exciting time, and it can also be daunting. There's lots to consider, including finding the right home loan. With our handy guides, tools and offers, you'll find everything you need to know about getting your first home loan with us.

The benefits of getting an HSBC home loan are:

  • Low rates
    We offer some of the most competitive rates, across a range of loans
  • Expert advice
    We'll be there to help you on your home buying journey
  • Flexible options
    With a range of fixed and variable home loans, we'll help you find a home loan that suits your needs
  • Low deposit options
    Our low deposit home loans (10% deposit) could help you secure a loan sooner

Tools to help with the decision-making

Borrowing power calculator

 

Check out roughly how much you might be able to borrow.

Repayments calculator

 

See how much your repayments will be for your dream home. This is a good place to start if you have an estimated property price.

Compare home loans

 

Let us help you find the right loan.

Stamp duty calculator

 

Work out the stamp duty for every state and territory in Australia, and even compare duty on housing and land.

Things to know

There's a lot to think about when buying your first home, from saving a deposit to choosing the right loan - and we're here to help you every step of the way.

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Thinking of buying your first home?

 

The process of buying property may seem daunting, and it can be hard to know how to get started. We're here to help make the process of becoming a first home buyer easier.

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Best ways to save money

 

It can be hard to get a good return on your savings. Here are ways to improve your returns, and earn more than the standard rate. 

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Saving for a house deposit

 

Saving up for a deposit on a house is one of the biggest challenges to owning a home. But don't let that hold you back.

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Getting to settlement

 

You may need some professional help in the final stages of buying property. Here's everything you need to know about solicitors, conveyancing and property searches.

Our home loan options

Home Value Loan

 

Enjoy a competitive variable rate and loan features to give you the flexibility you need.

Fixed Rate loan

 

Know how much your monthly repayments will be with a fixed rate home loan.

Standard Variable Rate Loan

 

Make extra payments as often as you like and combine them with an offset account to save on interest.

How to apply

Call us, visit a branch or start a conversation online.

Online

New to HSBC Australia or don't have online banking? Speak to a home loan manager to get started.

Request a call to apply for a home loan This link will open in a new window

By phone

Call us on 1300 694 722

In branch

Find your nearest branch to speak to us in person.

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