First Home Buyer Calculator

Calculate your stamp duty savings and First Home Owner Grant eligibility by state.

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Standard Duty (No FHB)
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First Home Buyer Benefits by State (2025–26)

StateDuty Exemption ThresholdFHOG
NSWExempt ≤$800K; concession $800K–$1M$10,000 (new builds)
VICExempt ≤$600K; concession $600K–$750K$10,000
QLDExempt ≤$500K; concession $500K–$550K$30,000
SANo stamp duty concession$15,000 (new builds)
WAExempt ≤$430K; concession $430K–$530K$10,000
TAS50% discount ≤$600K$30,000 (new builds)
NTFHOD up to $18,601 on homes ≤$650K$10,000
ACTHBCS full exemption (income-tested)N/A

Federal Schemes

First Home Guarantee (FHBG): Buy with 5% deposit, no LMI. Property price caps apply ($900K in NSW/VIC, $650K in QLD, etc.)

First Home Super Saver Scheme (FHSSS): Voluntarily contribute to super, then withdraw up to $50,000 (from 2022) for a first home deposit, taxed at your marginal rate less 30%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to live in the property to get the FHOG?
Yes. The First Home Owner Grant requires you to move into the property within 12 months of settlement or completion (for new builds) and live there continuously for at least 6–12 months (depending on state). Renting the property immediately after purchase makes you ineligible.
Can I get the FHOG on an investment property?
No. The FHOG is specifically for owner-occupiers who have never previously owned residential property in Australia. It cannot be claimed for investment properties.
Can my partner and I both get first home buyer benefits?
As a couple purchasing together, you are treated as one applicant. You can receive the grant and concessions jointly, but only once. If one partner has previously owned property, you may not qualify for the grant (check state-specific rules).
What is the First Home Super Saver Scheme?
The FHSSS lets you make voluntary super contributions (up to $15,000/year, max $50,000 total) and withdraw them for a first home deposit. The contributions are taxed at 15% going in, and withdrawals are taxed at your marginal rate minus 30% — creating a tax advantage for most buyers.
Disclaimer: Eligibility for first home buyer benefits varies by state and personal circumstances. This calculator provides estimates only. Confirm current thresholds and conditions with the relevant state revenue office. Not financial or legal advice.
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