A Guarantor Home Loan, or 'Family Pledge' Home Loan, allows family members or, in some cases, someone else who is close to you, to 'guarantee' your home loan. This means they will be responsible for servicing the loan if you can't. A guarantor will usually has ... [ Learn More ]

Buying a new home is the foundation for future wealth, and expert guidance by one of our team will invariably save you thousands. Not unlike buying a car, there are a number of ‘on-road considerations’ that should be taking into account when determining affordability. ... [ Learn More ]

When purchasing land before a build you will generally have to pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price, with the balance being payable on settlement – this way you pay stamp duty only on the land, rather than on the construction cost of the house ... [ Learn More ]

Home loan products evolve, as do conditions and your own circumstances. We keep track of your borrowing and keep in touch regularly to assess your suitability for a new product or rate – we never want you paying more than you have to ... [ Learn More ]

A disability pension is a valid income source for the purpose of making a loan application with many banks. As with any loan application the amount of income from a disability pension, or from any other source, factors into the amount you can ... [ Learn More ]

This is a tough question to address without an understanding of your circumstances, For a first home a deposit of anywhere between 5% and 20% will be required, with the lower rate predicated upon Government assistance or grants. ... [ Learn More ]

If you’re a first home buyer, you may be eligible to withdraw voluntary super contributions you’ve made to put toward a home deposit. Through the First Home Super Saver Scheme (FHSSS), first-home buyers may be able to use Australia’s superannuation system as ... [ Learn More ]