If you’re looking to buy a property, you might be feeling confused about whether a fixed rate or variable rate mortgage is right for you. Both home loan types have their own sets of advantages and disadvantages, so it is important to review these and consider which is best suited to your situation. In this …
Investing in real estate can equate to financial stability, if done successfully, due to the ongoing nature of wealth that can be generated from property. Whether you’re a homeowner wanting to expand your portfolio, or a first time buyer yet to enter the market, there are many elements of investing in real estate to consider. …
Life is expensive, and many people find it difficult to manage their finances and various debts. If you are having difficulty with paying a range of debts, with varying due dates and amounts, you might be wondering if you can consolidate debt into your mortgage. In this blog, we will examine the strategic approach of …
Some first-time home owners in Queensland have the benefit of accessing the Queensland First Home Owners Grant (FHOG). If you’re dreaming of owning your first home, you may be wondering if you’re eligible for the grant, how much it is, and what you can actually use it for. We’ve compiled a guide to explain what …
If you’re looking to secure a home loan, you might be wondering what the difference is between a mortgage broker and a bank, and which is right for you. In this blog, we’ll explain the key differences between mortgage brokers and banks, so that you can assess which is best suited to your needs. What …
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The Australian housing market has boomed in the past 12 months, with the median house price in Brisbane increasing by $78,000 (the biggest jump the market has seen in 13 years). And while these increases may be making life more difficult for first home buyers, it’s a very different story for anyone planning to refinance …
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Big banks are effectively holding some of their customers to ransom by trying to enforce excessive terms of notice for discharging a loan, says a leading Queensland finance brokerage. Brisbane-based Borro™’s owner Cara Giovinazzo said she had been receiving complaints from clients about banks making it harder for customers to leave them by blowing out …
