Rhode Island General Treasurer James Diossa’s office on Dec. 4, 2025, unveiled a $60 million program to help first-time homebuyers access low-interest mortgages. (Photo by Christopher Shea/Rhode Island Current)
Rhode Island General Treasurer James Diossa has committed $60 million in state deposits to help first-time homebuyers secure 30-year mortgages under a pilot program unveiled Thursday.
For RI AnchorHome the state is partnering with three local financial institutions. Once a potential home owner qualifies for a loan, the state will deposit matching funds into their mortgage account to offset any debt…