Lenders’ mortgage insurance could be the key to helping thousands of homebuyers purchase their dream home each year. Borrowers who don’t have a large deposit can still get into the property market, as long as they’re willing to pay a lenders’ mortgage insurance premium.
Negative gearing is a popular investing strategy for many Australian property investors. There are a number of benefits for investors who choose to take advantage of negative gearing. However, it’s important to know how it works and what other options exist before making a decision about which strategy might work best for your individual financial […]
A property’s rental yield is one of the most often-used indicators for investors assessing a property’s investment potential. Every property investor’s dream is to find a rental property that promises huge capital gains in a highly sought-after location with a high rental return and low management costs.
Investing in property is easily regarded as one of the safest long-term investments for building wealth for your future. While the idea of buying a rental property sounds easy, there are plenty of things to consider before making a decision about what to buy, where, and when. Before you head out hunting for a property […]
It’s common for many homebuyers to wonder how much deposit they need to buy a house. If you’re ready to start looking for your first home, a good starting point is to determine how much deposit you need to save to get started.
Some people see debt as a curse, and other people see it as a friend. It can be used to make you miserable, or it can be used to make you wealthy beyond your wildest dreams. The trouble is, how do we know what is good and what is bad?
With household costs on the rise, many mortgagees are struggling to balance their budgets. It’s not surprising more Australians are skipping mortgage payments to help make ends meet.
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Spending money for the sake of flaunting wealth used to be an activity reserved for celebrities and millionaires – yet somewhere along the way it crept into suburbia.