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Starting 1 October 2025, buying a first home in Australia could become much easier. The Government has announced major updates to the Home Guarantee Scheme, a program designed to help Australians purchase property sooner by allowing eligible first home buyers to enter the market with as little as a 5% deposit and avoid costly Lenders […]
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has signaled that more interest rate cuts could be on the way, as it works to balance inflation and employment in the current economic climate. Monetary Policy Outlook At its August meeting, the RBA lowered the cash rate target by 25 basis points to 3.6 per cent — the
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With property prices reaching record highs, many homeowners are searching for ways to unlock their equity – sometimes even before selling their current home. Bridging finance has become an increasingly valuable tool in this process, providing flexibility and new opportunities for buyers, investors, and those going through major life transitions. Different Ways Bridging Loans Are
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has reduced the official cash rate to 3.60 per cent, its lowest level in over two years, following the third 25-basis-point cut of 2025. This move follows earlier cash rate reductions in February and May of the year. The cut was unanimously approved by the RBA board and was
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Australia’s housing market is shifting rapidly in response to recent rate cuts. With two reductions to the official cash rate already delivered in 2025, the country has officially entered its first cycle of rate cuts in four years. While this monetary easing boosts borrowing power, it also presents new challenges — most notably, rising property
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Mortgage arrears in Australia remain at historically low levels, and experts anticipate they will continue to decline as interest rate cuts reduce pressure on borrowers, according to the latest data from property analytics firm Cotality. Arrears Edge Higher—But Still Historically Low Data from the March 2024 quarter shows a slight increase in mortgage arrears, rising
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In a move that has taken many in the industry by surprise, National Australia Bank (NAB) has announced the closure of its white label lending arm, Advantedge. The closure will be rolled out over the next 12 to 18 months, marking the end of an era for a business that has supported brokers and borrowers
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In its May 2025 meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reduced the official cash rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 3.85%. This marks the second rate cut this year, reflecting the central bank’s response to easing inflation and a cautious economic outlook. Why Did the RBA Cut Rates? The decision was
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For many Australians, the dream of building a custom home is both exciting and rewarding. However, financing a build isn’t the same as buying an existing property. That’s where a construction loan comes in—a specialised loan designed to support you throughout the building process. If you’re considering building your dream home or undertaking major renovations,
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Rising living costs and a changing interest rate environment are pushing many Australian homeowners to take action. The latest industry data shows a clear trend: a growing number of borrowers are refinancing their home loans in search of better rates and more manageable repayments. But what’s behind this movement, and what should borrowers consider before
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