If you've been thinking about switching your big bank home loan to a better value lender, here's some news that should get you moving pronto. New Mozo research has found that the average big 4 bank mortgage customer could be losing out to the tune of $2,388 a year by not switching to a cheaper lender.
If browsing real estate seems to be taking up more and more of your time, you’re not alone. According to new research from HSBC, Australians spend an average of 2.5 hours a week poring over the property market.
The latest Westpac Home Ownership Report, which surveyed 1,000 ‘Next Home Buyers’ or NHBs, has revealed that there is a significant education gap amongst Australia’s homeowners on key financial concepts and that most lack the needed confidence in buying property at an auction.
Today, ING announced it will be cutting fixed rates across a number of its home loan offerings, making it the latest in a long list of lenders to implement changes in recent months.
Mozo Experts Choice Online Home Lender of the Year 2019, Tic:Toc, has just spun a great new offer into the web of its great value home loan products.
If you’re about to add another purchase to your Afterpay balance, you might want to think again. Mozo has warned Aussies against racking up massive Afterpay debt, as it could see your home loan application rejected.
The Commonwealth Bank has become the latest lender to jump on the rate cut bandwagon by announcing a number of cuts to it fixed home loan rates this morning which will come into effect immediately.
Mozo Experts Choice Award-winning online lender Loans.com.au has just launched a jaw-dropping special offer on its Loans.com.au Fixed Home Loan, the lowest rate for a 3-year fixed term home loan in our entire Mozo database!
Upgrading to a new home can be a costly task but today’s savvy homebuyers have found some clever ways to save money without having to stinge out on socialising.
In an endeavour to win over Aussie refinancers coming off interest-only home loans, lenders big and small are attaching all the bells and whistles to their mortgages. With the nation's second-largest mortgage lender, Westpac now offering $2,000 cashback for borrowers refinancing mortgages.