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How Useful are Mortgage Calculators

Mortgage calculators can help you crunch the numbers on a home loan as a first step toward planning to buy a property. Use them as a starting point and a handy way to get some good estimates before you seek more detailed, personalised advice from your mortgage broker.

Stress VS Cheer Which will it be this Christmas?

While Christmas is a time of joy and goodwill, it can also be a period of stress, family conflict and financial hardship.

Brokers Motivated by Love, Not Money

Refinancing 4 Reasons Not to

6 Tips for Wealth Creation

Whether you dream of being a millionaire or just wish you had more money, there are actions you can take to set you on the path to wealth creation. Here are the top tips most commonly recommended by wealth creation experts

Discount Rates: Deal or No Deal?

Don’t jump at special home loan interest rate deals until you have read the fine print.

6 Questions Mortgage Brokers Get Asked

Over the years we’ve fielded thousands of questions by clients on all things home loan, so we thought we’d put together a list of our six most commonly asked questions.

Buying Off the Plan

Buying off the plan can go horribly wrong or wonderfully right, so what can you do to ensure the scales tip in your direction?

5 Things you didn’t know about Life Insurance

The Life insurance included in your superannuation policy may leave you short of cover.

How to Choose a Home Loan Term

Some people pay off their home loan in record time, while others take 30 years. Which is better?

Pay off your Mortgage or Invest?

Instead of waiting to pay off your first home, why not invest now? Investing in a second property provides a good opportunity to build wealth, but it is not for everyone.

Do you have an Exit Strategy?

Many of us think long and hard about how to get started in property investment, but few put much thought to what happens when or if we sell...

4 Reasons why you should use a Mortgage Broker in 2016

The start of a new year is a great time to review your finances. Work may have slowed down just enough to give you a window of time to figure out what processes and practices you can improve upon.