11/10/2026
The "traditional" way to buy a $1M home is to save the deposit yourself.
Here's what that looks like on a $250k household income.
After tax and average living costs, a disciplined household might put away around $50k a year. That sounds like plenty.
But a $1M home growing at 7% a year doesn't wait for you.
Today: you need about $255k to buy (20% deposit plus stamp duty)
Year 8: you've finally saved about $460k
But that same home is now worth about $1.72M, and you need about $438k to get in
That's eight years of saving just to catch up, while missing out on roughly $700k of growth on a home you could have owned.
With Equity Assist, you buy now. We fund up to the full 20% deposit, you take out the loan, and the growth works for you from day one instead of against you.
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General information only. This does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Figures are illustrative, assume 7% p.a. property growth and $50k annual savings, and include Victorian stamp duty. Property values can fall as well as rise, and past growth is not a reliable indicator of future growth. Fees and charges apply.