
Beware of the home loan vampire this Halloween
As we sink our teeth into the spooky season, a spine-tingling cautionary tale about a creature most foul and cunning, confined to the shadowy corners of your finances until it’s time to strike.
As we sink our teeth into the spooky season, a spine-tingling cautionary tale about a creature most foul and cunning, confined to the shadowy corners of your finances until it’s time to strike.
ANZ has finally cut interest rates on its fixed rate home loans, with the bank now offering loans for under 6% p.a.
With home loan rates at a steady high, every little bit of extra interest you pay can add up to thousands over the life of your loan. So, if you’re feeling the pinch or just want to get ahead on your repayments, it’s time to think smart about how to save on your mortgage. With a few savvy moves, you can cut down costs and chip away at your home loan faster.
NAB cut the interest rates on its fixed-rate home loan for a second time this year, as we draw closer to the first Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cash rate cut.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced the nation’s official cash rate will remain at 4.35% for a seventh consecutive monetary policy decision, providing no relief for Aussie home loan borrowers.
We’ve seen a slew of fixed rate cuts from major banks in the past two months, but does that mean now is a good time to lock in a low rate on your home loan?
With a staggering 98.9 percent of all bank transactions now being undertaken digitally in Australia according to the Australian Banking Association, it’s no surprise that banks are shifting their focus towards the next generation of borrowers and homeowners and developing new brands and products that best suit their digital native users.
These days, Aussies have more choice than ever before when it comes to borrowing money, and as everyone searches for faster, easier ways to control their finances, online lenders are emerging as real challengers to the big banks.
Foreign buyers – those that are non-permanent residents and non-citizens – can purchase residential property in Australia, but will need approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) to ensure their investment works in favour of the national interest.
South West Slopes Bank (SWSbank) has unveiled the lowest fixed rate home loan that Mozo has tracked in over a year.