5 Ways to Pay Off Your Mortgage Sooner
When buying a home, to live in or as an investment, most people will have the goal of eventually paying it off. A 30-year loan might seem like a long time to be
5 Ways to Save Money on Your Home Loan
One of the most common new year’s resolutions is to try and save money. One of the easiest ways to save money is to take a look at your home loan and find some
4 Things to Do to Improve Your Credit Score
If you’re setting the goal of purchasing a home in the coming year, it might be time to start getting your financials in order ahead of time. One of the most important and
House prices to increase in 2022
After a stellar 12 months where property prices rose 22.1 per cent across the country, the momentum is expected to continue into 2022. The latest PropTrack Property Market Outlook 2022 from REA notes
To Rent or Buy?
Owning your own property is normally very high up on the list of things people want to achieve in their life. However, depending on your financial goals and what stage of life you’re at,
Why do people refinance?
In years gone by, homebuyers would stick with the same bank for the life of their home loan. While this might be an easier option, you will likely end up paying far more
How Much Can I Borrow with a Guarantor?
As house prices continue to rise across the country, getting into a new home can be tricky for first home buyers. Fortunately, if you’re able to get the help of a guarantor, it might
How to Boost Your Borrowing Capacity
If you’re in the market for a property, it’s vital that you maximise your borrowing capacity in the eyes of a lender. Fortunately, there are some quick and easy ways you can do that:
Why do people refinance?
In years gone by, homebuyers would stick with the same bank for the life of their home loan. While this might be an easier option, you will likely end up paying far more in
How You Can Manage Your Debt to Buy a Home
By Elena Stewart on behalf of IAMXO Ideally, you want to buy a home without any substantial debt following you around. But for many people, that’s not a reality. Consumer debt, student