First home buyers are snapping up the First Home Super Saver Scheme
First home buyers are enthusiastically tapping into their superannuation thanks to a Federal Government scheme.
First home buyers are enthusiastically tapping into their superannuation thanks to a Federal Government scheme.
The Federal Government is set to bring in targeted changes to legislation designed to hit expat Australians’ capital gains tax exemption for family homes.
A report earlier this year by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) says $1.7 billion could be saved if negative gearing tax laws were changed.
Interest rates have been left on hold again – sitting at their record low of 1.5 per cent for the 26thmonth in a row.
A recent report commissioned by the Mortgage Industry Group has given people an insight into what the mortgage broking industry brings to the Australian market.
It’s a challenging environment for property investors – prices are falling, rates are rising, rental property is in oversupply and auction clearance rates are low.
The major banks have agreed to share customers’ repayment history with each other in a landmark deal aimed at improving customer credit quality assessments.
Positive employment figures and the robust economy are providing the RBA assurance that the household debt that has been built in the country is not about to collapse.
The NAB’s changes mean they will calculate the upfront commission a broker receives for a home loan based on the amount the drawn rather than the total approved and net of any offset facility.
The Commonwealth Bank has joined two other majors and lifted its home loan interest rate.