Finance Tips and Insights - Smart Property Investment

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Time to factor in higher interest rates

Home buyers should expect borrowing costs to rise at some point very soon, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)indicated this week.

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

How much is too much?

First home buyer mortgage pressure is on the rise, according to a new report, with as many as one in two first home buyer households dedicating more than a third of...

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Comparison rates – a true comparison?

When it comes to assessing home loan products, just which rate should home buyers consider and is a comparison rate a genuine comparison?

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

No deposit? No problem

There are a number of options available for borrowers that want to enter the property market but are unable to stump up the 20 per cent deposit traditionally required by...

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Smart investment property funding: know your goals

With rental returns set to soar and interest rates on the decline there’s never been a better time for investors to explore the property market.

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Give your children a financial education

Money is one of life’s most valuable commodities, so it is important to develop good saving skills from a young age. Try these simple tips to help educate your kids...

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

No deposit – no purchase

Australian lenders are upping the amount they are willing to lend investors and home buyers, but those aspiring buyers without a deposit should not hold their breath.

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Unlocking equity for investment

Give your buying power a boost by tapping into the equity that’s built up in your home.

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Buy now or save a bigger deposit?

Aspiring property buyers are eager to get into the property market with almost half more inclined to borrow more in order to purchase property sooner rather than save a...

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Finance • 30 Nov 1999

Ease your debt burden through consolidation

Most working Australians are no stranger to debt. These days, most of us have at least one credit card, a car loan, and in many instances, a personal loan.

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