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If you’re looking to purchase or refinance a property, you’ll know that every extra cent you can scrape together counts. That’s why the idea of receiving as much as $4,000 cashback on your home loan is a great incentive to consider for any savvy borrower.
Interest rates who? According to property watchdog PropTrack – the research arm of realestate.com.au – Australian housing values grew 5.5% throughout 2023, despite housing affordability plummeting to “its lowest level in decades.”
If you’ve ever sat down with a mortgage broker to discuss home loans, you might think you’re getting access to every great deal out there. But the truth is, not all lenders deal with mortgage brokers and that could leave you missing out on some seriously good deals and savings.
If there’s one home loan lender more and more Aussies are hearing about, it’s the digital home loan lender Unloan, built by CommBank.
As an emergency services worker, you work hard for your money. That’s why it’s so important for you to have a competitive rate home loan and a lender that actually puts your interests first.
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Buying your first home is one of the most exciting (and daunting experiences) and when it comes to selecting a home loan provider there are a few key things that you want to get right from the start – a low rate and a lender you can trust.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is in charge of Australia’s monetary policy, meaning the central bank monitors the economy's highs and lows and adjusts policy to improve stability.
The year is winding down, and you’re probably looking ahead to big goals for the new year—maybe even buying or moving house. But before you can pop the champagne on a new mortgage, there’s one final task: check how home loan savvy you are!
Competition in the home loan market has been heating up in recent months, especially around fixed rates, and this means it’s a good time to see how much you could save on your mortgage repayments by switching to a better rate.
When people apply for a home loan, they often go with one of Australia’s Big Four banks: ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, NAB or Westpac. These are household names you might naturally consider first, but they don’t typically offer cheap home loans.