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A house in Australia can have equity over time.

How to Use Equity to Buy Another Property

As a homeowner, you’re sitting on a valuable asset that can do more than provide a roof over your head. Your property’s equity can be a powerful financial instrument to help you buy a second home or expand your real estate portfolio. So, whether you’re dreaming of a holiday home by the beach near Carlton […]

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What to Know About the Home Loan Approval Process

Understanding the home loan approval process and knowing what to do at each stage can make it less intimidating. Today we’ll guide you through the stages, including what to do before lodging your application, when to apply, important considerations, and the support and tools available to make the process smoother. Before You Apply: What You […]

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Cash-Out Refinancing: Tapping into Home Equity

As a homeowner in Australia, you may have built up significant equity in your property over the years. But did you know you can tap into this equity to access cash for various financial needs? This is where cash-out refinancing comes into play. In this article, let’s explore what cash-out refinancing is, how it works, […]

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No More Stamp Duty: Tasmania’s Gift to New Homeowners

Imagine stepping into your first home without the burden of thousands of dollars in stamp duty. Sounds too good to be true? Well, for Tasmanian first-home buyers, this dream has now become a reality. The Tasmanian government has just delivered a game-changing gift that could save you up to $28,945 on your first home purchase. […]

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The Australian Shared Equity Scheme Explained

These days, it’s not easy to break into the property market. That’s especially true for young and first-time homebuyers who encounter several obstacles, especially amidst rising inflation and interest rates. But don’t fret because there are ways to make homeownership more accessible and affordable. One of which is shared equity. The Australian shared equity scheme […]

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Let’s Talk About Rentvesting in Australia

You might find the traditional path to homeownership challenging, especially with rising property prices in desirable areas. Plus, it usually takes an average Australian over five years to save for a home loan deposit for a median-priced residential property. Enter rentvesting—a strategic approach for getting a foot on the property ladder without compromising your lifestyle. […]

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Redraw vs Offset: Which Should You Choose for Your Home Loan?

When taking out a home loan, you might focus too much on comparing rates and terms. We’re here to remind you to explore different home loan features before signing the dotted line. Two popular options that can help you save on interest and pay off your mortgage faster are redraw facilities & offset accounts. But […]

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Let’s Talk About the Expanded First Home Guarantee Eligibility

Have you heard of the First Home Guarantee scheme? Did you know its eligibility has expanded to include more aspiring homeowners who previously faced barriers to entry into the property market? Today, let’s talk about the expanded First Home Guarantee eligibility to help you know whether you can maximise this scheme.  A Refresher: What Is […]

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The First-Home Buyers 5% Home Loan Deposit Scheme Explained

As a first-time home buyer in Australia, one of the biggest hurdles you’ll face is coming up with a substantial deposit. Traditionally, lenders have required a deposit of at least 20% of the property’s value, but what if you could secure your dream home with just a 5% deposit? That is possible through the First […]

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What Are the Upfront Costs of Buying a Home?

Are you searching for a one-bedroom apartment close to the city or planning to a big house with a garden in one of the best Tasmanian suburbs? Either way, it pays to know the upfront costs of buying a house apart from the home loan deposit. These costs may include government taxes and other associated […]