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Buying your first home can be daunting and scary and overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ll help guide you through the process to ensure you don’t make a costly mistake.
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You can only reduce holding costs, maximise returns and grow your portfolio with the right loan structure. We’ll share strategies we’ve developed...
If your loan was established a few years ago, chances are your lender is now offering better rates to new borrowers and not extending those same offers to you. It’s not fair, but it happens.
Upgrading your home is stressful. Selling, buying, arranging finance, timing it so you’re not left homeless, packing boxes and still getting the kids to soccer on time is overwhelming.
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Why you should review your home loan regularly (yes, we’re talking to you)
The mortgage market is competitive. Lenders regularly release better deals to attract new borrowers that they don’t extend to their existing borrowers. A regular loan review can save you thousands of dollars. Sometimes tens of thousands, if your loan is sizeable and you’ve had it with the same lender for a number of years.
Fixed vs variable rate home loans – which is right for you?
Fixed vs variable rate home loans – what is right for you? It’s a choice that can affect your monthly repayments, flexibility and ultimately your peace of mind around your household budgeting. Here’s what you need to know so you can make the right decision for your own circumstances.
Is now the right time to buy property?
“Is this the right time to buy?” is one of the top questions we’re fielding at the moment. The ‘right time’ will depend on who you are, what you’re trying to achieve, and where your finances sit right now. Here we walk through some of the key considerations for first home buyers and investors alike, to help you arrive at the right answer for you.
Should I pay extra into my loan, or build up my cash savings instead?
Should I pay extra into my loan, or build up my savings? The answer is not always as straight forward as you think.
Who owns investment properties? (It might not be who you think it is)
Who owns investment properties?