by Nathan Osinski | Jan 9, 2020 | Planning for the future, Real Estate
With Australia currently enduring its worst bushfire season on record, we all want to do our little bit to help out, so today we thought we’d discuss the important topic of underinsurance. Indeed, researchers are warning that the nation is facing an...
by Nathan Osinski | Dec 16, 2019 | Budgeting, Planning for the future
Are you paid weekly, fortnightly or monthly? New research indicates that how often you’re paid has a pretty big bearing on whether you’re a saver or a spender. The research, conducted by small business platform Xero, shows that Aussies who receive their salaries...
by Nathan Osinski | Sep 30, 2019 | Budgeting, First Home Buyer, Mortgage Tips, Planning for the future
Three-in-five prospective first home buyers intend to buy soon with a smaller deposit, rather than wait until they have saved a 20% deposit. So how do they plan on doing so? It usually takes between seven to 14 years for first home buyers to save a 20% first home...
by Nathan Osinski | Aug 9, 2019 | Business, Interest Rates, Investment Lending, Mortgage Tips, Planning for the future
Good news for mortgage holders this week, with the RBA saying “it’s reasonable to expect an extended period of low interest rates”. Figures released on Wednesday show that core inflation, the RBA’s preferred measure, is currently at 1.4%. However,...
by Nathan Osinski | Jul 30, 2019 | Investment Lending, Mortgage Tips, Planning for the future, Real Estate
Backyard cricket pitch not getting much of a workout these days? Sick of your weekends being taken up with mowing and gardening? Installing a granny flat could be a lucrative solution – boosting the value of your home by 30% and adding around 27% to rental...
by Nathan Osinski | Jun 6, 2019 | Budgeting, Mortgage Tips, Planning for the future
Did you know that it takes four to seven years for the average household to save a 20% deposit for their first home and avoid paying lender’s mortgage insurance? However, a new scheme promises to drastically reduce that time by dropping the required deposit to just...
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