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Lifetime ISA — use savings towards your first home
HMRC guidance on withdrawing Lifetime ISA savings and their government bonus towards a qualifying first-home purchase.
The whole property must cost no more than £450,000; your first ISA payment must be at least 12 months old and the purchase must usually use a mortgage. Your conveyancer and ISA provider arrange payment; an ineligible withdrawal incurs a charge.
Read HMRC withdrawal rulesNew Supply Shared Equity (NSSE)
Official scheme information for New Supply Shared Equity (NSSE). Check the linked provider's rules and how to access the support.
Shared equity is not a cash grant. Check the equity share, eligibility, repayment and sale conditions with the provider.
View funding and eligibility detailsOpen Market Shared Equity (OMSE)
Official scheme information for Open Market Shared Equity (OMSE). Check the linked provider's rules and how to access the support.
Shared equity is not a cash grant. Check the equity share, eligibility, repayment and sale conditions with the provider.
View funding and eligibility detailsRTA1 — Right to Acquire application
Official RTA1 application form for qualifying housing association tenants seeking to buy their home in England.
This is different from Right to Buy. Landlord, property and tenancy criteria apply, and the available discount depends on location. Official Word/ODT forms are supplied.
Download RTA1 and apply to landlordRTB1 — Right to Buy application
Official RTB1 notice to apply to purchase a qualifying council or Preserved Right to Buy housing association home in England.
Tenancy and property eligibility affect discounts. Submit the form to your landlord. The government PDF must be completed on a computer or printed, not filled in on a mobile phone.
Download and send RTB1RtSO1 — claim Right to Shared Ownership
Download the official form for eligible housing association tenants in England to buy a share of their current rented home.
The right normally relates to eligible rented homes funded by Affordable Homes Programme 2021–26, not Social and Affordable Homes Programme 2026–36. Income, tenancy history, property and payment conditions apply; submit to your landlord.
Download official RtSO1 formScotland — LBTT First-Time Buyer Relief
Check Revenue Scotland's Land and Buildings Transaction Tax relief for qualifying first-time home buyers.
This is tax relief, not a grant. The nil-rate band rises to £175,000, saving up to £600. All joint buyers must qualify; relief is claimed in the LBTT return.
Read Scottish first-time buyer relief rulesSelf Build Wales
Official scheme information for Self Build Wales. Check the linked provider's rules and how to access the support.
Finance may be repayable or secured, not a cash grant. Eligibility, interest, fees and other terms are set by the provider.
View funding and eligibility detailsShared Ownership – Wales
Official scheme information for Shared Ownership – Wales. Check the linked provider's rules and how to access the support.
Funding, discounts and eligibility are conditional and may change. Check current availability, application terms and deadlines with the official provider.
View funding and eligibility detailsShared ownership — buy a share of a home
Check if you qualify to purchase an initial share of a participating home in England while paying rent on the remaining share.
Household income normally must be £80,000 or less (£90,000 in London). A mortgage or savings and deposit may be required. Monthly rent, service charges, lease terms and resale conditions apply. Not a cash grant.
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