Variable Rate Home Loans
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Variable rate home loans allow you to take advantage of falling interest rates. With a variable rate loan the interest rate you pay on your home loan varies with the interest rate that is set by the reserve bank of Australia, this means that if interest rates fall so does the interest you pay on your home loan. Conversly, the down side is if interest rates rise you will be paying more interest on your home loan. Here we take a look at situations where you would consider taking out a variable rate home loan.

There are many options available to you when taking out a home loan these days. One of the first decisions you will need to make is whether to choose a fixed rate home loan or a variable rate home loan. Here we look at each interest rate option including the advantages and disadvantages of each.

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?

It can be tricky to manage your finances, but when it comes to home loans there are some simple things you can do that could save you large amounts of dollars in the long term. Here we look at the top 10 tips to managing your home loan repayments.

So you've decided you would like to refinance your current home loan. Generally when choosing to refinance you have either found a better deal or you would like more money in your pocket each week, therefore you have decided to draw down on the equity you have in your home loan. Here we look at the process of refinancing your current loan.