In an increasingly competitive property market where even getting a foot in the door can be a struggle, young Aussies looking to buy their first home may find an opportunity with family guarantee home loans, like Greater Bank’s new family pledge loan.
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The big news over the last few weeks has been around how smaller home loan lenders have increased their fixed rate home loans, while the Reserve Bank has left the cash rate unchanged at 1.50%.
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Properties in Sydney and Melbourne have nothing on Hobart, at least according to some property investment experts, who feel the city's low rental vacancy rates and economic growth make it an investor’s paradise.
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Sydney recorded its lowest auction clearance rate in six-weeks over the weekend, but prices remain high, and are tipped to push even higher in 2017.
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Home loan interest rates went rogue last month, when 13 lenders cut variable rates on their mortgages, despite the RBA cash rate remaining stable since August.
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Property investors may be better off turning their sights to other capital cities in Australia, as the Sydney property market cools and short-term growth prospects wane, according to a new report from Momentum Wealth.
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Home loan lender, ME Bank, has launched a property tool to help first home buyers get on the ladder, without sacrificing their lifestyle or smashed avocado breakfasts.
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With debate raging on about whether millennials are trading a home loan deposit for avocado on toast, an analysis by Mozo has shown that home buying hopefuls might as well have their fancy breakfast - because saving for a 10% deposit in the Sydney or Melbourne markets is practically impossible.
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Each year, financial comparison site Mozo goes undercover to see how much a first home buyer, a refinancer and an investor can haggle down the home loan rates on offer from Australia’s Big 4 banks - and what a difference a year can make.
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An Auswide Bank home loan promising to reflect future RBA cash rate changes has entered the market for owner-occupiers today. There is one catch - if the cash rate falls to 0% or below, customers will be charged interest at a fixed margin instead.
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