The Aussie residential property boom continues, but for how long?
Don’t sign up for too big a mortgage because historically prices don’t always rise!
When it works well, negative gearing can be good. Ben Johnston explains when and how negative gearing works, so you can decide whether or not it’s right for you
If Labor accepts Frydenberg’s budget, older Aussies can sell their home, put a chunk of the proceeds into tax free superannuation and free up bigger homes for younger Australians.
The Reserve Bank Governor might be telling us that he won’t raise interest rates until 2024, but what about the banks?
Here are two key reasons why you should consider making a property the foundation of your personal asset portfolio.
What is driving the housing market boom, and could Australia follow New Zealand's lead by introducing measures to dampen property prices?
This thing called property, it swings, it jives. And while like all Aussies I ‘kinda’ like it, this madness just can’t last. When it comes to buying any asset, you’ve got to be cool, relax…
Across the ditch, the Kiwis are wanting to kill their house price boom. Is this a blueprint for what will happen here? Is time on our side?
Are you looking to invest in property? Be aware of these latest property market trends.
Right now, banks are going crazy advertising fantastically low interest rates on home loans. But borrower beware, there are traps.
Capital city and regional house prices are on the up. Will this booming property price trend continue?
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