Borrower

As the federal election nears, investors are once again facing negative commentary for “cashing in”, while in reality, two-thirds of Australian landlords are experiencing negative cash flow

Australians’ confidence in mortgage payments has improved, with brokers reporting a decline in financial stress for borrowers.

The latest offer is the biggest consumer competition ever from Aussie and is in the hopes of bringing in more customers and unlocking home ownership.

New research has revealed increased financial strain for lower-income Australians and renters, as housing costs continue to rise.

The increased scrutiny property investors are facing has caused some disillusion. One expert has said this trend is a “double-edged sword.”

A lack of capital has become a major concern for Australia’s small businesses. Issues accessing funding are only exacerbating these challenges.

The parties are already scrambling for votes, with the introduction of housing-related polices taking centre stage. Data shows this is what young voters need.

The prospect of buying a home is becoming harder for small-business owners as they struggle to get a home loan.

Asset finance brokers should anticipate more activity from rural borrowers as farmers report a rise in confidence and plans to invest.

With the $20,000 instant asset write-off ending soon, SMEs must act quickly or face reduced thresholds from next financial year.