100% home financing and tax exemptions for young people in force this month.
Are you young and want to buy a house? Starting this month, you won't need to give a down payment to the bank or pay taxes. Understand now.
Are you young and want to buy a house? Starting this month, you won't need to give a down payment to the bank or pay taxes. Understand now.
The measure that will allow young people to access 100% financing (public state guarantee) when buying a house has now been published in the Diário da República, so it must come into force in the next 60 days, that is, by September 10 at the latest. Understand more next.
ComparaJá has partnered with two banks and a real estate consultant to discuss the new measures to support housing credit for young people, and clarify some of the doubts that have arisen.
The new section "Tips for saving" with Gonçalo Malheiro, Financial Educator and creator of digital content related to finance, now explains how to save on buying a house.
Young people can now apply to access 100% financing when buying a home with a mortgage, through the new public guarantee measure.
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The new measure is aimed at young people up to 35 years old and will ensure 15% of the purchase value of the house, up to 450,000 euros. Understand it better and find out when it takes effect.
The details of the new public guarantee measure for up to 15% of the housing loan value for young people up to 35 years old are still being clarified by the Government. Understand how it will work in case of default.
Young people up to 35 years old will be exempt from taxes when buying their first house regardless of their income, but with limits on the property values. Find out how the measure will work next.
Young people are entitled to IMT exemption if the purpose of the property remains the same, without changing the family unit or workplace. Learn more, afterwards.
The measure will come into effect on the first day of next month, so young people up to 35 years old in the process of buying a house are postponing the signing of deeds in order to still be able to access the tax benefit. Understand if it is possible legally and how to access the measure.
The decree-law on the measure regarding tax exemption on home purchases for young people between 18 and 35 years old has already been published and is set to take effect on August 1st. Let's recall the conditions of the measure.
The tax exemption on home purchases for young people will not be the only one: the exemption of the records associated with the process will also be added. Learn more below.