Home Loans
‘Gearing’ is a term commonly thrown around when purchasing investment properties. We are going to discuss what makes an investment property positive or negatively geared and what you should consider when considering the most beneficial strategy for you. Positive gearing Positive gearing is when the amount of rental income received is higher than the property-related…
Think of Lender’s Mortgage Insurance as your standard motor vehicle insurance. You pay a premium to cover the expenses of any repairs caused in an accident. Lenders Mortgage Insurance covers your lender in the instance that you are unable to meet your ongoing repayments. Yes, you read right, LMI covers the lender. There is a…
What is an offset account? An offset account is a transaction account linked to your home loan. By offsetting the mortgage balance, you only have to pay interest on the difference between the loan balance and the amount available in your offset account. Most lenders offer the option of offset linked with a variable rate…
If there’s one equation you need to understand about home loans, it’s the Lending to-Value-Ratio (LVR). As the name implies, this is the ratio of the loan you want to take out versus the value of the property. Why is the LVR so important? Your LVR paints a picture to the lender of the risk…
Owning a home is the quintessential Australian dream. Perhaps you are ready to move out of your parent’s house, or part ways with the rental lifestyle for good. Or perhaps you are a young family looking for a place to settle down and raise your children in. For many, the first and biggest hurdle of…
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