Refinancing your current home loan or home mortgage
Refinancing your current home loan or home mortgage
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With the intense competition in Australia's home loan market today, home mortgage lenders are working harder and harder to capture our attention in order to win our business. One of the ways in which mortgage lenders attract our attention is by offering introductory loans with low interest rates for a period of usually between three and 12 months. Here we take a look at the introductory home loan detailing the benefits & pit falls of such an offer.

Buying a new home can be a daunting experience whether you are a first home buyer or an existing home owner. Here we provide home buyers with some tips on buying a new house.

While Hobart's housing market is strong, housing affordability has actually improved throughout 2006. Therefore, this improved housing affordability provides the perfect opportunity for new home buyers in Hobart to get into the property market before house prices rise further. Here are some tips for first home buyers in Hobart on home loans and the First home Owners Grant.

So, you want to become a mortgage broker. Before you can start, there are some requirements you will need to meet. Here we provide information on how to start your career as a mortgage broker including mortgage broker training requirements, courses available and ASIC requirements.

Over the past decade or so, investing in property has become all the rage in Australia, especially in the larger property markets of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Many budding investors have been attracted by the huge gains that have been achieved thanks to the Australia-wide property boom. Another attractive reason is that of the tax benefits of negative gearing. But is negative gearing into property really a good investment strategy?