Aussie has seen strong growth in the level of refinancing in the last 12 months and we expect that this will continue.
Getting a Mortgage When You’re 55+
Understanding lending restrictions if you’re buying later in life can help you get the right result for your next mortgage.
Refinancing to fund a DIY renovation
Many people are inspired by shows like The Block, House Rules and Reno Rumbles and dive into home renovation projects, but there are advantages and disadvantages to the DIY approach.
Refinancing in Australia: Just the facts
Many people don’t realise how much they could save by refinancing – and how those savings could help them reach their financial goals sooner.
The numbers are in – it’s time to refinance
If you’ve been wondering whether to switch home loans but haven’t come to a decision yet, read on.
5 ways to add value to your home with $20,000
For most of us, our home is the biggest investment we’ll ever make. Outside of school or the workplace, it’s also the space where we spend most of our waking hours. Refinancing your home and extending your mortgage by just $20,000 can give you a chance to make your home much more comfortable for your family and guests. And you can also make it a project that may add value if you decide to sell in years to come.
What to look for in a new mortgage
Many loans that allow extra payments will also allow that capital to be redrawn. This means you can benefit from putting more money into your loan but still access the funds if you need them down the track. To avoid complications, your lender won’t let you take out any more than the extra you’ve put in.
Refinancing – worth the costs?
The main reasons for homeowners to refinance are to free up some cash, possibly lower repayments and get more flexibility with the loan.
Dear John – Is now the time to refinance?
I keep seeing some really low interest rates advertised and wondered if it’s too soon to refinance? How often should I review my home loan?
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