When rent costs more than a mortgage in parts of Australia
In hundreds of suburbs, tenants are now paying more each week in rent than they would be paying on a mortgage for the same type of home.
Key Differences Between SMSF Loans and Standard Home Loans
Learn the key differences between SMSF loans and standard home loans, including rules, restrictions, and tax treatment. Understand how SMSF lending works before investing through your super.
Investors Back in Force as Borrowers Rethink Their Mortgage Strategies
Investor lending is on the rise across Australia as borrowers refinance smarter and take advantage of rate cuts. Learn how investors can optimise their home loan strategy for stronger returns in 2025.
How to Build a Property Portfolio from Scratch
Learn how to build a property portfolio from scratch. Set goals, research markets, and choose finance options to grow your investments wisely.
Banks Cut Savings Rates Faster than RBA – A Red Flag for Savers, Opportunity for Borrowers
Australian banks are quietly reducing savings account interest rates, often more quickly than the Reserve Bank’s official cash rate changes. This trend is eroding returns for savers while potentially creating new opportunities for borrowers.
Short-term rental hotspots every property investor should know
Discover Australia’s most profitable suburbs for short-term rentals and how investors are boosting returns in 2025’s booming travel market.
Investing in Property for 2025: Key Opportunities to Watch
As we move into 2025, the Australian property market presents exciting opportunities for savvy investors.
Buyer Demand Surges Across Australia Despite Rising Rates and Prices
New analysis from PropTrack reveals a surprising surge in buyer interest across many Australian suburbs.
Refinancing Tips for Investment Properties
Refinancing offers investors a chance to get out of a high-interest loan and unlock equity in their current investment property.
This just in the RBA has announced NO rate change
It’s official, the cash rate has held steady for the 6th month in a row at 4.35%.