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June 30 is four weeks away. Most investors focus on receipts. The bigger savings come from your loan structure. Here are six moves worth making before the financial year closes.
Read Full Article →For the first time in 2026, all four major banks agree on the next RBA move — a hold on June 16. Here's what's changed, what comes next, and what to do in the next two weeks.
Read Full Article →The government says the budget will help 75,000 first home buyers. The real number is closer to 7,500 a year. Here's what the budget actually delivers — and what it doesn't.
Read Full Article →Sydney rents have stopped rising for the first time in five years — not because supply improved, but because tenants can't pay any more. Here's what it means for investors.
Read Full Article →Australia's April jobs data came in weak — unemployment rose to 4.5% and employment fell. Here's what it means for the RBA's 16 June decision and your mortgage.
Read Full Article →Most investors are focused on the tax changes. Here's what's flying under the radar — how losing negative gearing on established properties affects how much banks will actually lend you.
Read Full Article →Negative gearing restricted to new builds from 1 July 2027. The 50% CGT discount replaced with indexation. Existing properties fully grandfathered. Here's what was decided and what investors should do now.
Read Full Article →The cash rate is at 4.35% and the next RBA meeting is 15–16 June. Three of four major banks forecast a hold. Westpac tips another hike to 4.60%. Here's what the data says and what borrowers should do now.
Read Full Article →The RBA has lifted the cash rate to 4.35% — the highest since late 2011. Here's the exact impact on your repayments, what the Board said about future hikes, and what borrowers should do now.
Read Full Article →The March quarter CPI came in hot. Headline inflation jumped to 4.6% — the highest since 2023. The RBA meets in 5 days and 30 of 33 economists are tipping a hike to 4.35%. Here's what it adds to your repayments.
Read Full Article →Evergreen guides that don't go stale — covering the fundamentals of home loans, refinancing, and investment.
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Read Guide →How offset accounts reduce your interest and what they actually save over a 30-year loan.
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