mortgages + home loans
391 results tagged mortgages + home loans:
Why do borrowers refinance their loans?
There are two main reasons borrowers consider refinancing their loans, says Mozo's Rachel Wastell.
Three questions that will save you thousands
Three questions to save you $4000 a year, learner drivers in Victoria score free lessons, and is your wealth on track for your age? Here's what you've missed.
Ask Paul: Does this viral money tip actually work?
Katrina saw a social media post that said, 'If you pay a month's extra repayment of your mortgage every year, your loan will reduce from 30 years to 17 years'. Is it correct?
Ask Paul: Should I put money into my mortgage offset or shares?
"I'm still confused about whether it's smarter to invest more in shares in the hope of building some wealth over the next 10 years to be able to buy a bigger place or keep that money in offset," writes Megan.
No Christmas miracle: RBA holds cash rate at December meeting
The Reserve Bank has held rates at their highest level since 2011, dampening hopes for a reprieve amid the festive season.
The best home loan interest rates in Australia
When searching for the best home loan interest rates, it's easy to focus solely on the numbers. After all, who wouldn't want to secure the lowest possible rate?
How to find the best mortgage rates in Australia
When searching for a home loan, one of the first questions on your mind is likely, "What are the best mortgage rates in Australia?" It's a fair question, as securing a competitive rate can save you thousands over the life of your loan.
How important are interest rates for homebuyers?
High interest rates are limiting purchasing power for homebuyers, says Alex Veljanceski, a lending specialist with Eventus Financial.
Cash rate held at 4.35% despite improving inflation figures
Inflation may be continuing to move in the right direction, but the Reserve Bank Board has opted to keep interest rates steady once again.
How to prepare for lower interest rates
If the RBA cuts interest rates later this year, your bank won't automatically lower your mortgage repayments. Here's what you need to know.
