No interest. No debt. Pay off your home whenever you like, and at a pace that suits you.
SaveTogether
Why wait years for a mortgage that works against you?
SaveTogether is the fairer way in. You’re not idling until you become eligible – you save alongside a community, grow what you put in, and move towards ownership from the very first month.
You don’t have to. The moment you start saving, your money is already working – ethically invested and growing, not sitting idle while a lender profits from interest.
How is SaveTogether different?
It’s built on shared risk and shared reward, not debt. You’re part of a community pooling towards the same goal, with full transparency.
What makes it worth it?
A genuinely halal route to your home, lower long-term costs than an interest-based mortgage, and the peace of mind of doing it the right way.
Become a homeowner
Purchase your home interest free and without the burden of debt through our home buying product, OwnTogether.
Community based – Thousands of savers moving towards the same goal, together.
Real assets – Your money buys real property and real assets – it is never lent out at interest.
No interest – Not a penny of interest, and no debt hanging over you.
Shared success – We only do well when you do. Genuine risk-sharing, by design.
Lower long-term costs – An interest-free structure built to cost you less over the life of your home.
SaveTogether – Start today and grow towards ownership from month one.
For the people.
We believe banking and finance should be accessible for all. By creating a shariah-compliant solution, free of debt and interest, we’ve found something that works for everyone.
Demand for genuinely halal home finance is high, and we grow responsibly so we can serve every customer properly. Your saving time isn’t wasted. With SaveTogether you’re building towards your home the whole way through, and our timeline and points system shows exactly where you are and when you become eligible.
Why does it take longer than other home finance options?
Because we do it without interest or debt, which takes a fairer, more considered structure. That’s exactly what keeps it Shariah-compliant. The good news is waits are shorter than they used to be.
How is this different from a conventional mortgage?
No interest, no debt, and no lender profiting from you. Instead of borrowing, you co-own and share risk -so you own more of your home over time, on ethical, transparent terms.
We’re transparent at Pfida
Find out how your money is being used in a Grow-Your-Savings account.
That’s not all
Here’s a glimpse into some of the features of our home buying product, OwnTogether.
Rental discounts
Get rewarded with more equity by meeting your chosen monthly target.
Equity buffer
Trade your equity to cover your rent if you’re facing financial difficulty.
Flexible monthly payments
Change your monthly payments, whether it be your equity amount or opting to pay rent only.
Customer stories
Don’t take our word for it.
See what our customers have to say about their experience with us.
I don’t feel the pressure of having that debt on my head because of this product – it’s a debt free solution. I couldn’t have asked for more.
Abu Ismail
Purchased March 2021
I found the product provided by primary finance to be quite unique. Having been a customer now for almost 6 months, I found the team to be professional and I really like their online platform through which I can manage my home finance account.
Umer Malik
Purchased March 2021
What’s new?
Find out about Pfida features, new updates, customer stories, and more through our articles.
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