In the journey toward achieving financial independence, the clarity of your strategy can often determine the swiftness and sustainability of your success.
Read MoreBecoming wealthy isn’t just about having a high income or striking it rich with a lucky investment. True wealth is a combination of financial security, personal fulfillment, and a strong support network.
Read MoreThis article will explore what passive income is, why property investment is an excellent avenue for generating it, and provide strategies for building a robust property portfolio within a decade.
Read MoreThis article delves into the multifaceted role of mortgage brokers in the home loan process, highlighting their importance in ensuring a smooth and advantageous financing experience for borrowers.
Read MoreIn this article, we explore various methods to tackle debt, including the debt avalanche and debt snowball methods, and discuss approaches for different types of debt a typical family might have.
Read MoreAs an Australian property owner or aspiring homebuyer, managing your finances effectively is crucial.
Read MoreThis article will explore the various types of property valuations, the conditions under which each type is utilised by lenders, what each valuation covers, and the circumstances under which property owners can challenge a lender's valuation.
Read MoreHomeownership often begins with understanding how to manage the financial risks associated with having a mortgage and managing your household finance.
Read MoreFinancial stress is a common issue that affecting more and more Australians. It can be particularly difficult when your income is not increasing at the same rate as inflation. This means that the cost of living is increasing, but your income is not keeping up.
Read MoreLet’s explore why using mortgage brokers offer distinct advantages that can significantly benefit borrowers, with access to a wide range of lenders and expertise in navigating the complex mortgage landscape.
Read MoreIn this article, we will guide you through the process of finding and selecting the right mortgage broker for your specific requirements.
Read MoreWhen we need a home loan, regardless if it’s to purchase or refinance a property, we tend to go to our existing banks as we feel that we have a relationship with either the brand, branch and occasionally with particular staff members themselves.
Read MoreWith real estate agents increasingly encouraging sellers to take advantage of sellers’ market in-order to maximise their possible sale price, it’s no surprise sellers want to capitalise on bidder competition.
Read MoreFor a savvy property buyer, good debt is any borrowed money which is used for investment purposes. Mind you, not just any investment i.e. buying part share is a greyhound syndicate doesn’t qualify as a good debt, the investment has to be income producing with a strong potential for capital growth over time.
Read MoreA home loan is usually the largest debt a person commits to during their lifetime, be it for a residential or an investment property purposes. Follow our tips to get the best interest rates for your home loan when refinancing.
Read MoreWhat should you be considering when looking to a property? Sometimes, it’s easy to get distracted by how a property looks or the colour scheme internally and external. Remember, if the property ticks all the boxes, hideous colour schemes can be painted over.
Read MoreAt loansHub, we make getting a mortgage simple, easy and stress-free as possible.
Read MoreMortgage applications typically require a lot of documents, loanshub.com.au request that the documents be uploaded during the application process to make your mortgage experience as efficient as possible.
Read MoreTo get a clearer view of the mortgage process, it’s helpful to know some of the factors that will be considered when your mortgage application is reviewed.
Read MoreThe Federal government has announced that they will be placing the Banking Royal Commission’s recommendation on ‘trail’ commissions on the back burner for at least 3 years
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