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Australia has elected the ALP for another three years of government. With housing being such a contentious issue for voters leading up to the election, what can we now expect from the ...

The non-major bank has unveiled a decade-long interest-only home loan offering retirees and investors more flexibility and long-term financial certainty.

A report has highlighted investor hotspots, but brokers say the real opportunity now lies in Sydney and Melbourne’s resurgence.

Becoming an investor is easy – buy some shares, grab some crypto, or purchase a rental property and just like that, you’re an investor. But becoming an investor who achieves financial ...

A recent Q&A with a commercial and government law firm has outlined the changes to NSW strata laws. The introductions will affect home owners, investors, and renters alike.

The big four bank has reported an increase in the number of loans originated from the third-party channel.

February’s rate cut has provided some relief for mortgage holders as average mortgage repayments fall.

Australians are most concerned about rising living costs, housing affordability, and healthcare, as financial stress continues to grow.

A new report has found prospective first home buyers are steadfast in entering the property market amid rising property prices and cost-of-living pressures.

Young Australians are overcoming housing challenges by downsizing, co-buying, and seeking early financial advice to enter the market.

Improved buyer sentiment from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s last cash rate cut led to an increase in mortgage refinancing and residential property settlement over the March quarter, ...

Half of Australian property investors sell their rental properties within the first two years, despite a study showing that long-term holding is more likely to build wealth.

Australia’s mortgage market surged to a new high in March, driven by consistent growth in both owner-occupier and investment loans.

SMSF lending is becoming an increasingly attractive option for borrowers. Despite this, one investor has said there is a lack of understanding from brokers.

Eligible first home buyers who purchase homes or residential land after 1 May 2025 will no longer be required to pay stamp duty following the passage of new legislation in Queensland.