Property
‘Low tolerance’ for slower return to target: RBA
18 October
A Melbourne Cup Day interest rate hike is a live possibility if inflation proves harder to bring to heel than the Reserve Bank of Australia first thought. The minutes from the October cash rate call suggested board members were feeling a little more...[Read More]
How you can help your child with buying their first home
12 October
In today’s economic climate, it’s increasingly common to help your child with their first home. In this article, we’re going to look at three options to help you do this. Why not take a look at the pros and cons of each and choose the one...[Read More]
Work from home like a pro: Essential tips for setting up your home office
5 October
The advent of digital technology has transformed the business landscape, ushering in a new era where working from home is no longer a rarity but a common occurrence. This shift has necessitated the need for entrepreneurs to create conducive...[Read More]
Farm Succession Planning: Balancing Financial and Emotional Aspects for Generational Transition
28 September
The Challenge Facing Farm Owners The complexity of farm succession planning extends beyond mere financial transactions. For farm owners, navigating the transition of a generational asset such as a farm is both an economic and emotional endeavour....[Read More]
Rental properties disappear in property sell-off
13 September
Hundreds of thousands of rentals have disappeared from the national market as nervous investors lead a mass exodus from the real estate sector. Rental dwelling sales surged in the past 12 months, according to a survey of 1724 investors by the...[Read More]
All you need to know to get a home loan
7 September
When you get to work on the requirements, a mortgage or home loan application may seem to need an infinite amount of paperwork. However, your home loan provider is also required to conduct due diligence before they can approve a mortgage...[Read More]
Tips to maintain a good credit score
24 August
Your credit score is a numerical indicator lenders use to determine how risk-free you are as a borrower. It is based on the details in your credit report, such as your borrowing history and whether you have made timely payments. People with low...[Read More]
5 advantages of home ownership
24 August
Your decision to purchase a new house is a significant life event, and the thought of becoming a homeowner might be a little intimidating. However, homeownership brings with it several advantages, including the freedom to design your home as you...[Read More]
10 great tips to reduce your household energy use
27 July
As a homeowner, you’re likely aware of the increasing costs associated with household energy consumption. This is why cutting down on energy use can mean big savings. In addition to the financial benefits, reducing electricity use can help to...[Read More]
Renters Insurance: Good for tenants & Landlords
27 July
If you live in a residential building or apartment complex, it’s natural for certain fears to cross your mind. For example, if a fire accident or flooding occurs through no fault of your own, who pays for the replacement of your possessions that...[Read More]
Union wants super profits tax to pay for social housing
26 July
One of Australia’s most powerful unions wants a tax to be slapped on big businesses to pay for social and affordable housing. The CFMEU has called for a super profits tax to bankroll construction and solve the country’s housing crisis. National...[Read More]
5 important considerations when investing in commercial property
13 July
Investing in commercial property can be a rewarding endeavor, but it requires careful consideration and thorough analysis. In this article, we will discuss five key factors that every investor should consider when venturing into the world of...[Read More]
Victorians to pay the country’s most property taxes
12 July
Victorians are poised to be slugged with the most property tax in the country this year and beyond but NSW won’t be too far behind. A Victorian Parliamentary Budget Office report has revealed Victoria and NSW’s heavy reliance on property taxes,...[Read More]
How to protect your home against dry weather threats?
29 June
Protecting homes from dry weather threats, such as bushfires, requires proactive measures and preparedness. Here are some steps to help protect your home: Maintain the exterior: Clear roofs, gutters, and chimneys of debris regularly to prevent the...[Read More]
Cost-of-living relief on the way for some households
28 June
The cost of living continues to bite household budgets across the country but the federal government is promising measures to ease the squeeze are on their way. The start of the new financial year on July 1 will bring a 15 per cent pay rise for aged...[Read More]