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If you’re thinking about getting a home loan, you’ve probably been researching online for a while. You’ve been looking for all the things that you need to remember when you’re budgeting, or filling out the application…
Refinancing is one of those things, like exercising regularly, that we know could be good for us but sometimes seems like a lot of effort and not much fun.
There are lots of reasons why it might be a good idea to c…
Interest rates are at historic lows – the RBA cash rate remains unchanged at 0.1 per cent following its March 2021 meeting – but the hot topic that has the nation breathlessly watching every meeting is, ‘Will they go …
When engaged in the ancient art of real estate daydreaming it’s not unusual to look up an online mortgage calculator and see if you can afford those stunning homes on your favourite listing portal. You might wonder wh…
Australia’s economic recovery is inching forward, but a key reform designed to give it a shot in the arm – Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s legislation to overhaul responsible lending obligations and free up access to cred…
The national property market has proven itself to be remarkably resilient following an extraordinarily turbulent year – a statement that would have seemed ludicrous last March.
Early in 2020, as the full scope of t…
Here we are greeting a new year with renewed hope that 2020 becomes a blur and 2021 will be a far more prosperous year for everyone.
As we look forward to the moment when we can farewell 2020 and welcome the new sl…
For a year that has been as chaotic and uncharted as 2020, the impact on the property market has been remarkably muted.
In a general sense, the major capitals have fared surprisingly well, with markets that were d…
The Victorian Government has taken up the father Christmas mantle and handed out early gifts to the property and construction sectors in in a bid to foster employment and claw back some of the 30,000 jobs lost to COVI…
Let’s take a moment to acknowledge that the political sphere has generally stepped up during 2020.
I concede that the usual argy-bargy of party politics is on display. You only have to look at the long running comm…
