
Mortgage borrowers look to fix loans as banks lift rates
Home loan borrowers are increasingly moving towards fixed rate loans, with nearly 20 per cent of loans written in December being those with a fixed interest rate.
Home loan borrowers are increasingly moving towards fixed rate loans, with nearly 20 per cent of loans written in December being those with a fixed interest rate.
The Federal Government is looking at putting limits on negative gearing as part of its tax reform agenda.
Top economist Dr Shane Oliver says the RBA will have to cut interest rates below their current record low of 2 per cent.
Renters in Victoria want to be able to keep pets in their home without permission from landlords.
The weak Australian dollar is tempting Aussie expats into investing in property back home in Australia.
The Federal Government has all but extinguished the proposal for a capital gains tax on the sale of luxury homes.
Australia’s most expensive capital city for property has recorded the largest fall in prices in the nation for the December quarter 2015.
Interest Rates to Remain on Hold according to Commsec Economist.
With banks still coy about lending on development, I thought I would post some of the major reasons that we see for development deals being declined and some tips to avoiding these pitfalls.
Nearly all economists seem to agree that interest rates will be put on hold for at least a couple of months following lower than expected inflation figures for the December quarter last year: