New non-bank lender offering BNPL for home loans
New non-bank lender TechLend is offering home buyers interest free bridging loans with same day pre-approval, which it’s likening to buy now pay, later of home loans.
Read MoreNew non-bank lender TechLend is offering home buyers interest free bridging loans with same day pre-approval, which it’s likening to buy now pay, later of home loans.
Read MoreOnline lender loans.com.au has announced their new green home loans, helping pave the way for more green finance options in Australia.
Read MoreIf you’re on the hunt for a new home or are preparing to farewell your current abode, you’ve probably heard whispers about the best seasons for buying or selling property.
Read MoreOnline lender Tic:Toc has surged ahead of competitors to offer the lowest variable home loan rate in the Mozo database after a 15 basis point cut this morning.
Read MoreA recent World Bank report found that 16.6% of Australians were making a living outside the typical full-time work arrangement. But while freelancing and contract-based work might suit you, you're likely to run into some problems when trying to get a home loan approved.
Read MoreNew figures from CoreLogic have confirmed what many Australians already knew: property prices have surged in the past year.
Read MoreIt’s been another busy month in the world of home loans with plenty of lenders adjusting interest rates up and down.
Read MoreFigures from a study conducted by Members Equity (ME) Bank has highlighted a number of trends in the still very busy property market. The data shows over two-thirds of first home buyers are accepting the need to compromise on certain requirements to buy a property, as well as the rise in solo applicants.
Read MoreIn an effort to combat the effects of climate change, Firstmac is offering discounted home loans to borrowers who are buying or building green homes with a Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) rating of 7 or higher.
Read MoreNational Australia Bank (NAB) has increased the interest rates across a number of its fixed home loan terms this morning by between 5 and 10 basis points.
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