The return of one-on-one inspections for all properties, not just those that are unoccupied (which could go ahead on September 23 if COVID-19 vaccine thresholds are met), would be a panacea for the broader property market. The pent-up…
Here are 4 different approaches that may help to get you on the property ladder. Can’t afford the area you want?Rentvesting may just be an option for you. A rentvestor is a home buyer that chooses to rent…
A big-four bank has forecast an extraordinary 16 per cent rise for Melbourne home prices in 2021, almost doubling its prediction from just a few months ago. And Victoria as a whole has regained its market sentiment, with…
Not sure where your money goes but equally unsure how to create a budget, then the 50/30/20 Rule is a great way to get started on your savings journey!Here’s how it works: ? Spend 50% of your income…
Whether you’re just starting to save for your first home, or if you’ve been following a savings plan for a while, here are 6 tips can help you fast-track your way onto the property market! ✔ Establish a…
Refinancing is taking out a new mortgage to replace an existing loan. This can be with the same lender, but it often involves switching to another lender. Switching your loan could be right for you if you have been…
Many homeowners choose refinancing to pay their debts off. This debt could be in the form of credit card outstanding and they usually pay it off by taking a mortgage loan that amounts to more than what they…
A personal loan is essentially the funds that are needed at the time of emergency. They are regarded as unsecured loans which can be easily obtained when a person draws salary regularly. Below, take a look at the…
Refinancing Can Save You Money—or Cost Money. Learn the Difference. Refinancing a mortgage means paying off an existing loan and replacing it with a new one. There are many reasons why homeowners refinance: to obtain a lower interest…
The last year has brought some changes to the home loan landscape. A lot of this has been driven by governments, regulators and banks, with decisions made at boardroom tables. But these decisions trickle down to customers, and…
