In our previous episode, we flagged some important changes on the horizon for HECS assessments and as of this week, those changes have officially gone live. For anyone with student debt, this is big

Recent policy reforms could significantly boost borrowing capacity for many Australians, particularly first home buyers Under the changes, certain lenders may now exclude student debt/ HECS commitmen

From May 2022, the Reserve Bank of Australia increased interest rates 13 times over 15 months. It was one of the most aggressive rate hiking cycles on record. But now, the tides turning, and economis

Todays episode is all about money management for property investors specifically, how to keep your records tidy so you can easily do your taxes and so you dont miss out on any valuable deductions.

In an effort to stimulate development, the Allan government is slashing stamp duty on Victorias off-the-plan apartments, units and townhouses to cut upfront costs, speed up building, and make it more

Over the past few weeks numerous lenders have lowered their fixed rate mortgages. Theyre not at the level yet where were seeing any serious take up, but the conversations are definitely shifting now

Matt Comyn, CBAs chief executive, said there was little doubt that the 3 per cent buffer enforced by APRA reduced borrowing capacity, but he argued it reduced financial risks. It is an issue that is

Todays episode is all about timingspecifically, how to best time your loan application to maximize your chances of success. Whether youre applying for a home loan, an investment property loan, or r

Heres an insight from now having settled over $1.0 billion in residential loans for clients Homebuyers tend to outperform property investors. Tune in to find out why. Enjoy the show! The Long Pro

There is a new tax intended to abolish stamp duty from transactions involving commercial and industrial property in Victoria. The loss of duty revenues will be made up through a new annual Commercial