Refinancing your home loan

From super contributions to government schemes, here are five EOFY checks that could help first home buyers stay on track.

Major lenders have revised their property price forecasts following the 2026 Federal Budget's tax changes and RBA rate rises this year. Here's what the updated outlook could mean for buyers, refinancers, and investors.

For some Australians, decisions about property, super and long-term financial goals are becoming increasingly connected.

June can be a useful time for homeowners to review their loan structure, equity position and refinancing options.

More Australians are considering rentvesting as affordability pressure and proposed tax changes push buyers to rethink where and how they enter the market.

Property investors holding beyond 1 July 2027 may want a valuation to help establish the market value used under the proposed CGT changes.

The 2026 Federal Budget includes tax cuts that may improve household cash flow. Here are three mortgage checks worth making now.

The proposed 2026 Budget changes could reshape how some Australians approach property investment.

The 2026–27 Federal Budget includes tax cuts, housing measures and cost-of-living support that may affect borrowers, investors and first home buyers.

If your mortgage repayments are starting to feel harder to manage, acting early can give you more options, support and flexibility.

Earlier cuts have now been reversed following three consecutive RBA rate rises in 2026. Here’s how borrowers, buyers, and investors are responding as conditions shift again.

Borrowers are weighing fixed versus variable rates, with the RBA delivering 3 consecutive rate hike.

Australia’s inflation has risen to its highest level in nearly three years. Here’s what’s behind the increase and what it could mean for borrowers and buyers.

Think an interest rate hold means you’re out of options? Here’s what it really means for your mortgage and why it still matters.

Understand property valuations, when to refinance, and practical ways to increase your investment property’s value.

If interest rates increase in 2026, mortgage repayments, borrowing power, and property decisions could be affected differently depending on your situation. Here’s what to know.

Discover why your house might be worth less than expected in today’s market, and what lenders and valuers really look for.

Rising home values mean more equity. Here’s what different budgets can unlock, from quick fixes to granny flats.

Banks aren’t required to pass it on, here’s how to take control.

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If you’ve built up equity in your current home, you might be able to use it to buy your next one, without starting from scratch.

Dreaming of a bigger home? One of the trickiest decisions is whether to sell your current home or keep it as an investment.

Your credit score can shape your home loan outcome. Here's what affects it and how to take control.

With rising rates and growing savings, here's how to make the most of your money.

Crossed an equity threshold? You could refinance and save.

Refinancing isn’t just about rates, it’s about the right fit.

Australia’s property surge could be your refinancing opportunity.

While stamp duty discounts are a big deal for first-timers, there are still savings to be found for upgraders, downsizers, and other buyers.

Buying again gives you more levers to pull and chances to get caught out. It's not just about how much you can borrow.

From credit scores to low deposits, let’s set the record straight.