The Conveyancing Guide - Part One Blog article

22
Aug

There is a common misconception that your borrowing capability is related solely to your income, however most people’s outgoings quickly follow their increasing pay-packets. In a time where many people’s lifestyles revolve around instant gratification, lenders are now taking a more responsible approach to lending and investigate genuine spending habits as well as factoring in possible future interest rate rises.

6
Sep

The RBA may have held the official cash rate at the first spring meeting, but interest rate changes continue in the home loan market:

20
May

All four of our Directors will brave the elements this year. Can you help us smash last years fundraising efforts?

9
Mar

Buyers Advocate Amy Mylius from Cate Bakos Property explains why First Home Buyers, Next Home Buyers & Investors alike should be looking for "Owner Occupier Appeal".

1
Dec

The RBA decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at 2.0% today, but what's to come?

2
May

At its May meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia elected to keep the official cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent. However, Australian lenders are still increasing rates to keep in line with APRA's new lending rules...

28
Feb

This Sunday, 18 members of our team are competing in the Corporate Triathlon to raise much-needed funds for The Smith Family.

13
Jan

Don't panic - your first repayment isn't usually due until a month after settlement

3
Oct

More than ever clients are asking whether they should fix their interest rates, including investors looking for peace of mind for long term investments. Here Director and Senior Mortgage Broker, Josh Durrant, gives his opinion...

8
Feb

We're already into the second week of Feb! Have you started on those ambitious New Year resolutions and saving plans yet? Learn how to set goals the S.M.A.R.T way...

14
Apr

It’s been a big 12 months for Australian economics, the Government and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Australian growth forecasts are continually being revised downwards, and this looks like it will continue as things are not improving.