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Saving for a deposit takes time. Get on the property ladder faster with our Family Boost mortgage. It’s the mortgage option that lets family members help first-time buyers get their own home faster.
Learn about the brand change and how it affects Halifax mortgages.
Halifax and Lloyds are part of the same family of brands. New mortgage customers can apply for a Lloyds mortgage online and you'll have access to the same wide range of options.
Existing Halifax mortgage customers should still apply for a Halifax mortgage.
No first-time buyer deposit needed.
Instead, a family member puts 10% of the purchase price of your home into a 3-year fixed term savings account as security.
The savings will earn interest.
Your family member will get their savings back, with interest when the 3-year term ends, as long as your repayments are up to date.
It’s your home.
Only you, the first-time buyer, has your name on the mortgage and legally own the property.
Payments stay the same.
The mortgage will be on a fixed interest rate for three years, making it easier to budget each month.
You or your family member must have a Halifax Reward or Ultimate Reward Current Account before applying for a Family Boost mortgage. A monthly fee applies to the Ultimate Reward Current Account.
Watch our short video to find out more about a Halifax Family Boost mortgage (1 min 31 secs).
You can only apply for a Family Boost mortgage in branch or by phone, or on a video call.
It isn’t possible to complete an online Agreement in Principle (AIP) for Family Boost mortgages.
It’s probably taken a while for you to save. So, why use it as a security deposit for your family’s mortgage?
It’s normal to have lots of questions about your mortgage. So what is it about Family Boost that makes it great for first-time buyers?
Keep in mind
Look at our other mortgages for first-time buyers.