You may be emotionally ready to settle down but how do you know you are financially ready to buy your first home? Taking on a mortgage is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make, so before you take the plunge it’s a good idea to take a moment to learn what are things to know when getting a mortgage.

Getting ready to apply for your first home loan? Run through this checklist first so that your credit profile will be ship shape and you'll have the best chance of getting approved.

Attention first home buyers: the squeeze is on. You’re in danger of borrowing too much for an over-priced home. But don’t despair. Mozo’s money experts give you three weapons that never fail to bust through market hype and deliver happy home ownership.

The feeling of picking up the keys to your very first home is priceless. No more rent hikes, evictions or inspections to deal with – and you can even own a pet without landlord drama! Plus, purchasing property is generally a good investment, as your home should appreciate in value over time.

If you’re a first home buyer looking to snag a property, did you know there’s another Government Scheme to help you enter the market sooner?

Whether it’s due to rising prices or difficulty budgeting, buying your first property can be a hard personal finance nut to crack. That’s why it’s important to consider all the options available to you as a first home buyer.

Ready to own your nest? From finding a good loan to pinpointing your criteria, plus lifestyle factors to consider, see this checklist before you begin the big search.

Are you a first home buyer wondering if you can use your super for a deposit? Well, the First Home Super Saver Scheme (FHSS) may be just what you’re looking for.

The journey of buying your first home can be a daunting one, so it can be helpful to know what happens when, who does what and what you need look out for. That's why we've pulled together this step-by-step guide to help you become a first time property pro.

Saving for your first home? First home saver accounts may have been scrapped by the Abbott Government but there are plenty of other ways you can boost your savings pile for that first home deposit. Here's some ideas to get you started.