According to a report by Your Investment Property magazine, despite the slowdown of the national property market, as of January 2018 Melbourne remains one of the 10 fastest-growing large cities in the developed world.
60% of all property loans are now signed through a broker.
Spotlight on the Mornington Peninsula
Autumn IFA Newsletter
This issue of the IFA Newsletter covers topics like Pre-approvals, improving your asset's value and tips for first home buyers.
Life is Opportunity
I went to Stanford University, San Francisco recently, and attended the Graduate School of Business on an Executive Education program. Learning from the best of the best in the Stanford classroom and from Silicon Valley company executives (including for example Google), was amazing - massive learning; awesome experience.
But the biggest take out from the nine days away was not part of the program; it was an 8-mile bike ride through San Francisco and over the Golden Gate Bridge.
Say goodbye to home loan debt
Say goodbye to debt
Property trends in 2018
Spotlight on Beaumaris
Summer 2018 Newsletter - Homegrown
This issue of the IFA Newsletter covers topics like Pre-approvals, improving your asset's value and tips for first home buyers.
Market Update - December 2017
MARKET UPDATE. According to this week's The Australian, Melbourne’s property market is showing no signs of slowing down in the lead-up to Christmas.
Christmas Choices
Spotlight on Mordialloc
Mordialloc is a beachside suburb located 25 km south-east of Melbourne's CBD. Known colloquially as Mordi, this suburb is home to singles, couples and families alike. Residents describe Mordialloc as one of Melbourne's best kept secrets, with great schools and childcare, proximity to beaches and an abundance of cafes and restaurants.
Refinancing Could Save You Thousands
It’s often said that Australians are more likely to divorce their spouse than switch banks. But with plenty of competition in the home loan sector, refinancing can be a good move.
There are many reasons why you might want to refinance: You can consolidate debt from high-interest credit cards into a home loan with a lower rate of interest; you can release cash from your home loan equity for other major purchases; or you might want to simply save on your repayments by moving to a loan with a lower interest rate.