Having a bigger borrowing capacity can help you significantly in your home purchase. But how do you maximise your borrowing capacity? Learn a few quick tips to ensure you’re allowed to borrow more money from your lender.
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Skip the Post-Holidays headaches by setting your game plans straight.
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Practical and effective ways to pay off home loan faster and save a bundle in the process.
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Take the chance to get on top of your finance and pay your mortgage earlier than first expected.
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Along with more time freedom and balanced work-life balance, self-employment comes with its own challenges. If you find being your own boss makes it hard to save up for a home deposit, you might want to make sure to be extra prepared so you can still reach your target.
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There are several hidden costs involved in the process of home-buying that often elude first time buyers. Learning about these costs before making a purchase can help you plan better and save a lot of surprises down the line.
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Reducing the life of your loan isn’t difficult; there are many simple things you can do to cut years off your mortgage. Here are some tips that will help you be mortgage-free sooner than planned.
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Lender’s mortgage insurance (LMI) is required in many instances when a loan is worth more than 80 per cent of a property’s purchase price, as well as in some other circumstances. In very basic terms, when a lender considers a loan to carry a high risk, LMI is likely payable.
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Small business owners know all too well that the unpredictable nature of the industry can sometimes mean that quick access to cash flow is needed.
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Paying off a mortgage can seem relentless – every payment counts of course, but it can seem to be taking forever to make a dent. Here are some simple ways you can increase the amount you pay off and own your home sooner.
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Young couple Sam and Kate were keen to start paying off their own home rather than paying rent, but had no savings. Here’s how they bought their first property.
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