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When will lenders pass on the cash rate?

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Here’s a summary of the major lenders and the effective dates for their interest rate adjustments.

RBA Cuts Rates: Here’s What to Do Next

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The Reserve Bank has delivered another round of interest rate relief, cutting the official cash rate by 0.25% — from 4.10% to 3.85%.

Refinancing Rises as Lenders Compete for Your Business

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Refinancing jumps 12.5% as lenders compete with better rates and cashback offers—now’s the time to review your home loan.

What Labor’s 2025 Election Win Means for Your Home Loan and Buying Power

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The re-elected Labor government’s housing policies bring renewed opportunities for first-home buyers and current homeowners alike.

Home loan requirements every borrower needs to know

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Here are some quick tips on navigating home loan requirements and your local mortgage broker can simplify the process.

Easter Reflections for Homeowners and Buyers

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Here are a few ways you can give your finances and home goals a seasonal refresh.

Global Tariffs, Market Meltdowns and the RBA: What It Could Mean for Your Home Loan

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Recent global market turmoil has sparked renewed debate among economists and financial experts about the future of interest rates.

Rate Cuts: What to Ask Your Mortgage Broker

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There’s a 95% expectation of an interest rate decrease to 4.10% at the next RBA Board meeting. Here’s what to ask your broker.

Federal Government to Ease Rules on HELP Debts in Mortgage Applications

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Banks will soon have more flexibility when assessing home loan applications, thanks to a federal government initiative aimed at increasing the borrowing power of first home buyers with student debt.

Unlock Your Dream Home in 2025 with First Home Buyer Help

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From government guarantees to state-based incentives, these initiatives are designed to help you take that crucial first step toward owning your dream home.

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