by Ben | Apr 17, 2020 | Finance, First Home Buyer, New Home Loans
Getting a home loan is essential for most people who wish to buy their own houses and having a 20% deposit to put down is often one of the requirements to being granted one. However, what if you don’t have the 20% deposit? Can you get a home loan with a very...
by Ben | Mar 5, 2020 | Finance, Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Mortgage Broking, New Home Loans, Uncategorized
The statistics regarding how many of the country’s population is in more debt than they can ever repay is staggering. Don’t get hung up on that, having a home loan can often work out cheaper than renting, if you go for the right one. Here’s a list of risky home loan...
by Ben | Feb 4, 2020 | Finance, Investment Loans, Mortgage Broking, New Home Loans
Ever wondered why everyone’s so focused on purchasing an investment property? We’re often asked by clients what benefits an investment property/loan will return them. Our first response of course is to ensure you have a solid taxation advisor as part of your team! A...
by Ben | Jan 23, 2020 | Home Loan Refinance, Mortgage Broking, New Home Loans
Applying for a home loan can be a stressful process, especially while you’re waiting for your application to be approved. What can you do to help the process along, and to avoid your home loan being rejected? Here we name the top five reasons why home loans are...
by Ben | Jan 14, 2020 | Finance, Mortgage Broking, New Home Loans
Your credit score is crucial to you being awarded a home loan or any other loan that you apply for, and it’s the first thing that banks look at when you apply. Getting your credit score in the green is not as hard as it may seem; however, if your score isn’t where...
by Ben | Dec 10, 2019 | Home Loan Refinance, New Home Loans
Unless you’re a millionaire or happen to win the lottery, home loans are the most popular way of financing a home. Not everyone will get one, which leads some people to question whether it’s worth taking the plunge! So, should you commit to a thirty-year-long debt? Is...
