Mortgage Brokers Brisbane Gold Coast
Buying My First Home
If you’re in the market to buy a home, securing a mortgage can be a complex and daunting process. This is where a mortgage broker can come in handy. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what a mortgage broker does and how they can help you secure the best mortgage for your needs. We’ll also […]
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Caitlin and Joel Loan amount:$670,000. Monthly repayments:$2700. Grants accessed:First homeowner $15,000 and 2020 HomeBuilder $25,000. Deposit:15 per cent plus 5 per cent guarantor finance to reach the 20 per cent threshold required to avoid paying Lender’s Mortgage Insurance (LMI). While 2020 was the year many things in the world fell apart, it was the year
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In a year when just about every real estate record was broken, home buyers turned to mortgage brokers in droves. More than two-thirds – a record 66.9 per cent – of residential mortgages were written by brokers in 2021.1 That’s a leap of 6.8 per cent on the year before and continues an astonishing climb from
Lenders are helping parents boost their children’s buying power without putting their house or relationships on the line. Despite a patchy customer service history, the Bank of Mum and Dad is soaring to new heights as the property market booms. And no wonder – conditions are perfect to drive inter-generational lending. Surging prices have made
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Many first home buyers now have access to a new government scheme that could get them into their first homes years sooner. Housing affordability is a key challenge for many younger people who are struggling to get into the housing market. Despite historically high house prices levelling out and lower interest rates, flat income growth
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Why smaller lenders are making a big change in banking. The history of Australian banking has always been dominated by the big four – ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, NAB and Westpac. But more Australians than ever are now turning to smaller lenders and non-banks to finance their home loans. Is your loyalty worth it? Many of
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