Buying guide
Buying a home post-divorce: what you need to know
Buying a home for yourself after divorce can be empowering but there are still things to know.
AI summary
Buying a home post-divorce requires careful financial planning. Lenders will assess your single income, potentially offering shorter loan terms. However, banks like Westpac, ANZ, and ASB may be flexible if you have a solid exit strategy.
Mortgage advisers are crucial for exploring all options beyond your usual bank, including non-bank lenders like Resimac. Financial advisers from firms like enable.me recommend planning before your settlement is finalised. Key steps include boosting income and legally protecting your new asset from future partners.
Getting a good idea of what you can afford
To your former lender you are a new client as a single person
Rebuilding your life financially
The cons of buying your partner out of the family home
Have a good team around you
Be careful who you bring with you to your new home
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