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Maximise your sale price

Getting the most for your property 1. Audit your agent’s online marketing.92% of homebuyers start their house hunt online, and they will never even get in the car to come see your home if the

Why paying Lenders mortgage insurance is a good idea

Is lenders mortgage insurance worth the cost?So you have been saving for a deposit, and you now have five percent saved. Should you be applying now and paying the lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) fee,

Mixed forecast for the Australian property Market

The Australian property market has seen some really mixed price directions across the states for the past several years. Sydney and Melbourne prices are now at extraordinarily high levels, and are

Property Investors paying too much

Property investors are paying too much! In the last 12 months you have probably received a letter from your lender letting you know that the interest rates on your investment properties have

Have the tax man fund your car purchase for self employed

How would you like to be able to buy a car and have no net out of pocket cost for the first 18 months? The $20,000 tax deduction can help many self employed people make the plunge into

Labor’s negative gearing plan to drive home prices down

First of all, what is negative gearing Negative gearing is the ability for property investors to use the losses associated with managing an investment property to be offset against their taxable

Best tips for getting over the Christmas Financial Hangover

Every year we order the feast to end all feasts for Christmas. Then we sit back, so bloated and full that we can’t move and we rethink that extra piece of Christmas pudding that we had. Happy and content

APRA forces increase in interest rates for investor loans

Has your interest rate just increased on your investment loan? Have you recently received a letter from your bank advising of the increase? If not, it’s likely you will be receiving it soon! The

It’s time to lock in your fixed interest rate now

In 1990, homeowners were paying a 17% interest on a mortgage. Today, we are looking at historically low interest rates, these rates are unheard of. They are so low that I have to stop and think when