Bank Australia teams up with CEFC to launch new clean energy home loan
Bank Australia, the self-proclaimed ‘bank Australia needs’ is truly putting its ‘clean money’ where its mouth is with the launch of its new Clean Energy Home Loan.
ANZ the latest bank to waive Lenders Mortgage Insurance for lawyers and accountants
If you’re a homebuyer working in law or accounting, then it could be your lucky day.
Online home loan lenders to put on your house hunting list in 2020
Is getting new digs on your to do list for 2020? Well if you are keen to become a homeowner or you’re looking to refinance this year, then you’ve probably started sifting through all the home loans on offer already. Of course that in itself is no mean feat, because there’s a lot of home loans to choose from, in fact according to our databases there are over 500 home loans available in Australia.
Why the bigger banks aren’t always the best place to find a home loan in 2020
Has the new decade got you reevaluating your mortgage decisions of the past? Or has it got you looking towards the future, with a new home on the horizon?
5 home loans worth switching to in 2020
New year, new me… or rather, new home loan?
ASIC releases guideline updates to help ‘mortgage prisoners' refinance
A year on from Mozo’s analysis of the rising number of ‘mortgage prisoners’, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has made guideline updates to the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2019 about responsible lending to mortgage prisoners.
Full house: 26 lenders granted a spot in First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS)
They say when it rains it pours and that’s exactly what’s occured in the home loans industry within the last 24 hours.
Seven hot financial deals to put on your Christmas list
Whether it’s a flashy pair of socks or a book you’ve been dying to read, there’s no better feeling than unwrapping your dream gift on Christmas Day.
CitiBank hikes home loan rates after no movement from the RBA
While it isn’t one of the big four, CitiBank is still a prominent player in the Australian financial game, however, it seems that they’ve changed their tactics.
‘Liar loans’ on the rise: 1 in 3 Australian home buyers guilty of fibbing
Over a third of Australian home buyers admit to lying on their home loan applications, according to recent research, and that could spell trouble, landing borrowers in a situation where they’re unable to meet mortgage repayments.