Finance & Property
HomeHub brings you the latest information on finance, real estate trends and tips on buying and managing your property.
Less income being spent on home loans than a decade ago
Australians are spending a smaller portion of their income on their home loans than a decade ago, according to the latest figures from the... Read More
Should you be preparing for an interest rate rise?
No matter what financial news source you turn to at the moment, you’re likely to find commentary around rate rises – particularly the question:... Read More
5 ways to avoid “auction anxiety”
You’re at an auction hoping to buy your dream home. You’re amongst a bunch of strangers, some of whom are there to try to... Read More
At-home versus aged care
It’s a thought we try to push to the back of our minds. It’s the realisation we don’t want to have. Our parents have... Read More
How to find a real estate agent
For most people a home is the biggest asset they own, so when it comes time to sell getting the most money you can... Read More
How Australians plan to spend their tax returns this year
The first weeks of spring are a timely reminder that tax return season is also upon us, with the self-lodgement deadline of 31 October... Read More
National property price outlook
With some experts now predicting an imminent Sydney property market crash, the key questions have thus become: how likely is it, and what will... Read More
Why a ‘subject to finance’ clause is essential in your property purchase contract
Recently a young couple I know very well signed a contract to purchase land on which they would subsequently build their first house. The... Read More
RBA keeps cash rate at record low, warns of higher Aussie dollar
At its August meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the cash rate on hold, maintaining the record low. The decision was expected... Read More
Could a granny flat increase your property’s value?
The housing market is getting increasingly difficult to get into, no matter what age or stage of life you are at. Young people are... Read More
