Mortgage competition is heating up
Competition among lenders is accelerating, and we’re starting to see it reflected in both pricing and product design. Recent examples include AMP’s launch of a
Competition among lenders is accelerating, and we’re starting to see it reflected in both pricing and product design. Recent examples include AMP’s launch of a
Australia’s property market is experiencing a significant shift, and upgraders are leading the way. Recent mortgage data shows that existing homeowners upgrading to larger or
A small drop in property prices can have a bigger impact than many homeowners realise. Here’s a simple example: A buyer purchases a $1 million

The Australian Government has agreed to ban SMSFs from using LRBAs to purchase residential property. 📅 When does it start? The ban will begin 45 days

Income hasn’t changed, but your borrowing power suddenly drops by $200,000. That’s exactly what’s happening in Australia after May 12. Same family profile, same salary,

The biggest risk when buying an established investment property in Australia right now isn’t interest rates or property prices — it’s that your loan pre‑approval
For many professionals, hitting a six-figure salary in Sydney once meant financial security and freedom. But today, even high-income earners are finding it harder than ever to stay ahead. Rising Sydney living costs, mortgage repayments, and property prices are leaving households stretched thin — and struggling to make their money go further.

If you’re an Aussie property investor, you’ve probably heard the old saying: “Cash is king.” But here’s the catch—many investors think the only way to unlock cash from their property is to sell it. That usually means waiting months for settlement, paying out tens of thousands in Capital Gains Tax, and losing the rental income stream.

Many buyers are focused on finding the lowest interest rate when it comes to home loans. But if you’re only looking at rates, you might be missing some important factors that could impact your financial journey.