FIXED V VARIABLE RATES Blog article

13
Jan

Don't panic - your first repayment isn't usually due until a month after settlement

2
Jul

The last quarter (Apr-Jun '18) was interesting to watch with a mixed bag of results across the major investment markets. Here is an overview of the main points to note and our thoughts on what lies ahead for the start of this financial year.

6
Sep

This spring we want to inspire you to keep pedalling! Find out how you can get our new high tech kit, worth over $700, for free...

22
Aug

There is a common misconception that your borrowing capability is related solely to your income, however most people’s outgoings quickly follow their increasing pay-packets. In a time where many people’s lifestyles revolve around instant gratification, lenders are now taking a more responsible approach to lending and investigate genuine spending habits as well as factoring in possible future interest rate rises.

30
Apr

!0 May - 12.30pm & 16 May - 17.30pm. In our series of free information sessions, our Aged Care specialist will walk you through the journey and explain how to ensure your finances are structured correctly.

20
Aug

Read on to find out the key differences in the level of training, experienceand what each can offer you throughout the conveyancing process. ..

1
Dec

The RBA decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at 2.0% today, but what's to come?

10
Mar

What's actually happening out there? As we near the end of the first quarter of 2016 (yes already!) James Taylor shares his professional overview of the current economic conditions.

17
Jun

WHY ARE WE SO PASSIONATE ABOUT HELPING PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS? PLEASE WATCH THIS...

3
Aug

There’s been some sharemarket volatility related to Greece and China, but what will become a big point of discussion around water coolers in the coming months is the banks RAISING interest rates on investment loans.

8
Jan

Before you decide whether you want to live in an apartment or a house do your research first.

14
Apr

It’s been a big 12 months for Australian economics, the Government and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Australian growth forecasts are continually being revised downwards, and this looks like it will continue as things are not improving.