by Greg North | May 25, 2022 | Financial Terms, Types of Property Finance
Bank of Mum and Dad Explained The ‘Parent bank’ is a fun term to describe a genuine and increasingly used source of funds to help the next generation to purchase a property, usually their own home. Parents often have considerable asset value in their own...
by Greg North | May 25, 2022 | Financial Terms
Mortgage Cliffs Explained A mortgage cliff is when a borrower or mortgagee is heading to the end of a fixed interest lending period and moving into repaying their loan with a much higher variable interest rate. When the difference in interest rate is significant, it...
by Greg North | May 25, 2022 | Other Types of Finance
Personal loans in Australia Explained A personal loan might be right for you if you want to fund the purchase of a car, boat, holiday or if you want to consolidate debt. Personal loans are usually unsecured loans, ie, there is no asset provided as security against the...
by Greg North | May 25, 2022 | Types of Financial Services
How to Navigate Lending Options When You are Self employed Working for yourself instead of a company or business is not always easy. Self-employed people may have irregular incomes and find it difficult to make time to organise their paperwork. The banks’ strict...
by Greg North | May 25, 2022 | Types of Property Finance
Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) Loans Explained Did you know that you can take control of your retirement by using your Australian superannuation asssets to borrow money and invest in a property of your choice? Our expert team of finance, planning and accounting...
