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Should you refinance your mortgage?

Refinancing is the term used for arranging to pay out an existing mortgage with a new loan. With interest rates at historical lows, many home owners and investors are lining up to refinance their mortgages. But is it the right move for you? The benefits to refinancing can be real, offering the possibility of savings […]

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Property investing secrets that everyone should know

The Australian property market has been going strong, with a lot of the activity fuelled by investors. With interest rates at historically low levels, many people are considering the purchasing their first investment property. But making a profit from an investment property isn’t guaranteed – here’s a few property investment secrets that may help you […]

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Lending & Tax Time: Jargon explained

Lending & Tax Time: Jargon explained Well, the tell-tale signs that we are near the end of the financial year are upon us! Advertisements for EOFY sales are everywhere we look, search parties for those mislaid receipts, and the usual tax time property jargon such as “depreciation” and “negative gearing” being bandied around the water […]

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Helping mums start again

I’ve been asked to give some expert tips on how mums can start again buying property after a divorce or a separation or other major event, when they’re starting out alone and want to keep the property they are in or buy something to stat your new life in. What a whirlwind time it is […]

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“Mother of all Property Booms” predicted

Robert Gottliebsen forecasts “mother of all dwelling booms” driven by property investors By Jonathan Chancellor (SOURCE PROPERTY OBSERVER WEBSITE) Sunday, 18 August 2013 Australia could experience “the mother of all dwelling booms”, according to the veteran columnist Robert Gottliebsen. “Australians are going to rush for bricks and mortar,” he forecast pinpointing a three-pronged expected boost […]

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