Green Loans
Who is eligible?
To be eligible to apply for a Home Sustainability Assessment or a Green Loan you will need to meet certain conditions.
An overview of the requirements is provided below. Full eligibility details are available in the Green Loans Program guidelines.
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| An applicant must be: | |
| Aged 18 or over |  |
| An Australian citizen, permanent resident and/or an Australian registered charity | |
| The dwelling owner, a trustee or renter listed on lease | |
| Have an income below $250,000 | |
| The house/property being assessed must: | |
| Be in Australia or its territories and be a primary place of residence | |
| Have been completed and occupied for at least 12 months (not necessarily by the applicant) | |
For full eligibility details, please read section 2.2 Eligibility and Application Conditions of the Green Loans Program guidelines.
Householder Terms and Conditions
Prior to the assessment, householders must agree to the terms and conditions in the Householder declaration.
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| A Green Loans applicant must: | ||
| Have undertaken a home sustainability assessment | |
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| Satisfy the lending criteria of a participating Green Loans program financial provider |
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| The Green Loan must be for: | ||
| Actions recommended in the home sustainability assessment report as provided by an accredited assessor |
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| The house/property listed on the report | |
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For full eligibility details, please read section 2.2 Eligibility and Application Conditions of the Green Loans Program guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to have the home assessment to get the loan?
Yes, only those recommended actions from the report will be covered by the loan.
Can the Green Loan be used in conjunction with other Government rebates?
Yes. Eligibility for the loan subsidy is not affected by other available subsidies and incentives for the same items or actions
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