What would a 0.75% cash rate realistically mean?
A majority of Australia’s economic experts predict the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to cut the cash rate this afternoon – for the third time in 2019 – but what would actually
NAB and CBA fail to pass on full rate cut
Following the RBA cutting the official interest rates to a record low 0.75 per cent, NAB and CBA are the only two of the big four to cut their home
The guide to downsizing your home
With enough research and planning, downsizing can be a liberating experience. Whether you're retired, an empty nester, or simply looking to declutter your life, downsizing has a number of clear
Why We Still Have A Housing Affordability Crisis – Lisa Claes – CEO CoreLogic International
Most Australians could well assume that recent falls in housing values have translated into more affordable housing. Lower prices, after all, should equate to better affordability. We recently released our
Property Insurance – Who is responsible for what and when?
There is often confusion about who is responsible for the property insurance for the period from signature of a contract to settlement. In Queensland, contrary
Housing Market: How to Take years off your Mortgage
Experts say the wisest path to financial security is to pay down your home loan faster. Here’s a guideline on the best way to do that. Record low interest
A US federal reserve bank says Australia has had three recessions
For many Aussies it may not have felt like they were living in a thriving economy. Now a US Federal Reserve bank has pointed to why. Claims that Australia
Are you unconsciously minimising your retirement income?
Retirement is a pretty abstract concept for most people until it’s upon us. Yet there are some decisions we all commonly make that can unintentionally reduce our sustainable retirement income.
How to keep your emotions in check when selling
Home is where the heart is, so it’s no surprise that people experience strong feelings when it comes time to sell. Emotional connection between you and your home is completely normal,