What grants are you entitled to? How can you use your superannuation to help purchase your first home? Why am I paying these fee's, charges & interest rates and should I be?


We developed the SWG First Home Buyer Program after being asked these types of questions over and over. You see, buying a home, and in particular your first home has a lot of moving parts. You have different grants and rebates, you have opportunities to utilise your superannaution, you have cashflow & finance and finally you have protecting you and your new home once you purchase.


SWG can be your guides in the buying process. Book an appointment now to start the journey towards your first home.


What grants are you entitled to? How can you use your superannuation to help purchase your first home? Why am I paying these fee's, charges & interest rates and should I be?


We developed the SWG First Home Buyer Program after being asked these types of questions over and over. You see, buying a home, and in particular your first home has a lot of moving parts. You have different grants and rebates, you have opportunities to utilise your superannaution, you have cashflow & finance and finally you have protecting you and your new home once you purchase.


SWG can be your guides in the buying process. Book an appointment now to start the journey towards your first home.




SWG have been our Financial Advisors for the past 13 years, being responsible for drawing up our retirement plan and the implementation. We highly recommend SWG as knowledgeable, dilligent and always working with integrity.

Introducing the...

STEP 1

Government Grants & Rebates

In your state, there are likely government grants and incentives that you may have access to when purchasing your first home. There may also be different rebates available for you in the form of builders rebates or stamp duty concessions. They key is to identify what you're entitled to, then make sure you receive those entitlements.

STEP 2

Superannuation & It's Uses

The government has allowed first time home buyers to utilise their superannuation when purchasing their first home, in the form of the super saver scheme. The scheme itself provides multiple benefits including tax minimisation, forced savings and superannuation growth.

STEP 3

Cashflow & Paying For Your Home

Let us help you navigate the process of financing your first home. With strategies to obtain finance and referalls to trusted broking and property consultancies. Saving for your first home can be tough, that's why we employ cashflow management systems to streamline the path to your home purchase.

STEP 4

Protecting You & Your New Home

It's one thing to purchase your first home, but we also focus on keeping it. What if something was to happen to you and you were unable to work, how could you continue to afford to pay the mortgage? Or worse, what if you were no longer around, could your family still live in their home?

Introducing the...

STEP 1

Government Grants & Rebates

In your state, there are likely government grants and incentives that you may have access to when purchasing your first home. There may also be different rebates available for you in the form of builders rebates or stamp duty concessions. They key is to identify what you're entitled to, then make sure you receive those entitlements.

STEP 2

Superannuation & It's Uses

The government has allowed first time home buyers to utilise their superannuation when purchasing their first home, in the form of the super saver scheme. The scheme itself provides multiple benefits including tax minimisation, forced savings and superannuation growth.

STEP 3

Cashflow & Paying For Your Home

Let us help you navigate the process of financing your first home. With strategies to obtain finance and referalls to trusted broking and property consultancies. Saving for your first home can be tough, that's why we employ cashflow management systems to streamline the path to your home purchase.

STEP 4

Protecting You & Your New Home

It's one thing to purchase your first home, but we also focus on keeping it. What if something was to happen to you and you were unable to work, how could you continue to afford to pay the mortgage? Or worse, what if you were no longer around, could your family still live in their home?

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