The RBA has delivered an increase of 0.25% to the official cash rate, leaving it at 4.35% for November.
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First Home Buyer
Understanding Comparison Rates: The Real Cost of your Home Loan
Comparison rates were introduced by the Federal Government as a way to standardise and simplify how lenders presented home loan costs to consumers. Understanding this rate, will help you make better decisions.
What kind of borrower are you?
Whether you’re taking out a loan for personal or business reasons, understanding how different types of borrowers manage their loans is essential to getting ahead financially.
How to make your home (equity) work for you
Are you wondering how to leverage your home equity for a brighter financial future? Learn more about this financial strategy and discover the steps to access your equity.
Guarantor Loans: What You Need to Know
Learn about guarantor home loans, how they can reduce the deposit needed to buy a home, who can be a guarantor, and their advantages and risks. Discover why consulting a financial advisor or attorney is crucial before committing to this arrangement to protect all parties involved in property ownership.
What is home loan serviceability?
“How much can I borrow?” – The answer will always be dependent on your ‘serviceability’, determining your financial capacity for a secure loan.
Looking for “Help to Buy” your first home?
An emerging government grant with the potential for profound impact awaits first-home buyers seeking to step into the competitive property market and secure their home.
Housing Shortfall: What does it mean for homeowners and investors?
“How come house prices have gone up so much? Property prices have gone up so much because we’ve got a lack of supply?” Mark Bouris asks the tough questions on Channel Nine.
Fixed? Variable? Split? Understanding the different types of home loans
Comparison rate. Variable rate. Fixed interest rate. Redraw. Break costs. Revert. Offset accounts. The maze of financial jargon can take some getting used to. Let’s look at a home loan 101 question to help you get started.