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  • Could Stamp Duty be a Thing of the Past?

    The proposal to scrap stamp duty is gaining traction as the NSW state government launches a public consultation giving buyers the opportunity to opt out of paying stamp duty.
    Instead, it has been proposed that an ongoing tax would be charged, which would reduce the significant barrier currently in place for those who are

  • Pre-Approval Renewals Not As Easy As They Used To Be

    If you’re like us, you’re probably over all the confusing lending changes and extra documents being asked for when applying for a loan amidst COVID-19. Trust us, we hear you! But we thought this would be especially important to let you know, especially if you’re considering purchasing a property sometime soon and in the process

  • 3 tips for moving day

    Moving to a new house involves a lot of work and can be exhausting and stressful for the whole family. From packing your life in boxes and protecting fragile furniture to moving and organising everything in your new home, it’s a massive job!

    Read on for a few ways to make

  • Debt to Income ratio – Find out what it means and how this can impact your loan!

    It is quite possible that you have never heard of this term before and in reality, most lenders have only started to use this measure recently, so let’s cut to the chase…

    What does Debt to Income ratio mean?

    The debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is a personal finance measure

  • Will Releasing Super Early or Receiving Job Keeper Income Affect My Ability to Borrow?

    We’ve been getting quite a few questions around the COVID hardship initiatives introduced by the government and as such have been doing some research with our lenders and the ATO to work out if and how it will affect our clients loan applications. What we’ve found is that all banks and lenders will ask questions

  • Tis the Season to be Fixing???

    This is the million-dollar question (or $621,500 if you live in Sydney)!!As you may have seen on many news outlets and our regular email updates, rates have dropped again. Whilst this drop was anticipated, it appears so far as though the banks are not willing to pass this on.Whilst this is

  • Potential Upcoming Changes to Make Borrowing Easier

    You may have heard the news about potential changes to responsible lending laws which may make it easier to borrow, although there is a heavy emphasis on the word “potential”. 

    As with any proposed change, it needs to go through a bout of scrutiny and must also be passed through parliament

  • Did you know?

    The median

    house price in your area

    $1,322,000

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  • 4 Home Loans Everyone Should Know About

    As soon as you purchase your new home, it’s generally time to choose a home loan package. With so many home loan options it can easily get overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time buying a house and choosing a home loan. 

    Allow us to share the four most common loan options to

  • Expecting a baby and buying a new home at the same time?

    Don’t worry… You’re not alone!

    Starting a family and purchasing a home should be two of the most significant life-changing moments you will experience in your lifetime – especially if both are happening at the same time.

    As much as you want to celebrate these huge milestones, you

  • Happy End Of Financial Year!

    Me – “2019 has been one of the craziest we’ve seen with the Royal Commission, Election, Protests across the world and even a fire destroying the Notre-Dame.. We’ve seen it all!”

    COVID in 2020 – “Hold My Beer!”

    Yes the 2020 financial year has certainly been a crazy