Does HECS stop you buying a house? No — but it does cost you something
A HECS/HELP debt does not stop you getting a home loan. Plenty of our clients [...]
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In South Australia, a new home and an established one are not the same purchase
In South Australia, the first home buyer benefits attach to new homes and not to [...]
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Add-backs: the income your tax return hides from the bank
Your accountant does their job well, so your tax return shows the smallest defensible profit. [...]
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Your fixed rate is ending: the eight weeks that decide what it costs you
When a fixed term ends, the loan rolls onto the lender’s revert rate — and [...]
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The unused credit card that costs you $50,000 of borrowing power
Lenders assess a credit card on its limit, not on what you owe. A card [...]
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Why you can borrow less than you could two years ago
Same job, same income, and the bank will now lend you noticeably less than it [...]
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The 5% deposit scheme changed — and most articles still describe the old one
If you read about the First Home Guarantee more than a year ago, almost everything [...]
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