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Keeping you informed with the latest tips and tricks, how to make the most out of your home loan and how to build genuine wealth through property... 


As we step into the new year, it's the perfect time for Australian property investors to shape and refine their strategies for success. The property market is constantly changing, so having a clear understanding of your end game and forward-thinking approach is crucial.

There are different ways to think about wealth and where you want to be in the future.  Be it five, ten or even fifteen years - especially if you're considering property as an investment vehicle - in this article we explain what it really means to building wealth and and change your Net Wealth position for life.

Planning for your financial and lifestyle aspirations often takes a back seat to work and family responsibilities, so finding time to invest for your future goals can take a back seat. In this article you will read how you can maximise that time to invest while meeting all your life goals.

A buyer's agent works for you as the buyer, not the seller, and their job is to help you find the right investment property, with the right rental yield in the right growth corridor, at the right price. They become your expert property sourcing, negotiating I've left this unchanged but the word 'right' appears multiple times in the sentence and can be hard to understand by some readers.

Many Australians face the prospect of a retirement that increasingly doesn't align with their dreams and aspirations. With careful planning Australians during their working years can unlock strategies to invest in property that provides rental income and potential capital gains through increased values to help reach your above-average retirement goals.

What  can you do to avoid the fxed-rate cliff? Recently, former Reserve Bank Governor Ian Macfarlane warned that the banking regulator, APRA, will likely have to relax loan serviceability buffers if fixed-rate mortgage holders struggle to refinance their loans.

When looking at your first home loan, one term that you probably have heard of is LVR or 'loan-to-value ratio'. LVR is simply the amount of money you need to borrow as a percentage of the purchase property's value. Therefore, the larger your deposit, the lower your LVR will be.

Like most homeowners, you may need to know that you will be liable for a land tax when purchasing an investment property. Unlike stamp duty which is the one-off amount paid when you buy a home that will be your principal place of residence.

Negative gearing means borrowing money to buy an asset. It is often a tax reduction strategy used by investors. When an asset, in this case, a property, produces income (e.g. rent) that is less than the expenses that occur, it makes a loss. 

With the Reserve Bank due to meet again for the first time in 2023 this month, many homeowners and property investors will be watching closely.

Will they raise the cash rate again? And what does this mean for mortgage holders who locked in a fixed rate during the height of the pandemic?

Whether you’re a seasoned property investor or a first-time buyer, there are ways you can reduce mortgage stress and protect yourself against rising interest rates. How? As property wealth management and mortgage experts, we’ll share our wisdom on how to ride the wave of the property market’s highs and lows - ensuring you move forward on your path to purchasing more properties. 

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