All schemes

If you want to own a newly built home in England, you could borrow up to 20% (up to 40% in London) of the purchase price from the government. You’d only need a 5% deposit and your mortgage would make up the rest.

If you’re saving towards your first home, a Help to Buy: ISA will boost your savings by 25% when you save up to £200 a month.

If you're a council tenant in England the Right to Buy scheme could help you buy the home you rent with a discount of up to £78,600 (£104,900 in London).

If you can't quite afford to buy 100% of a home, you could buy a share of your home instead and pay rent on the rest.

If you're a first-time buyer the upcoming Starter Homes scheme could help you buy a new-build home with a 20% discount. Register your interest now.

If you're a housing association tenant in England you could be eligible to buy the home you rent with a discount between £9,000 and £16,000.

If you're a housing association tenant in England you could be eligible to buy the home you rent with a discount of up to £78,600 (£104,900 in London).

Do you dream of building your own home or having it custom-built for you? The Self Build Portal could empower you to make your dream a reality.

If you want to buy a home where you have a local connection, this scheme could help you do that with a 25%-50% discount.

If you can't afford to buy a whole home, you could buy the same share of a home bought by its current owner when they used a shared ownership scheme.

If you have a long-term disability, the HOLD scheme in England could help you buy any home for sale on a shared ownership basis (part-rent/part-buy).

If you're aged 55 or over, the OPSO scheme could help you own up to 75% of any home that’s for sale on a shared ownership basis (part-rent/part-buy).

If you're serving in the armed forces, the Forces Help to Buy scheme could let you borrow up to 50% of your salary to buy or improve your home.