Homebuilding Slows as Buyers HesitateHomebuilding Slows as Buyers Hesitate
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Tag: Home Loan
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Lien Priority MattersLien Priority Matters
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When it comes to liens, California has adopted a “first in time, first in right” system of priorities. As authors Miller and Starr, the widely-acknowledged gurus of California real estate
How to consolidate your debt well before tax timeHow to consolidate your debt well before tax time
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The end of financial year is for the finance industry what summer is to your social calendar – mayhem. Our advice? Do your homework early and get moving on managing
Why are almost half of all Aussies failing to get a better interest rate?Why are almost half of all Aussies failing to get a better interest rate?
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Getting a better interest rate is a ‘no brainer’ way to save thousands on a mortgage, but according to new research, half of Australians have never done it. The Reserve
Should you choose a fixed, variable or split loan?Should you choose a fixed, variable or split loan?
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It’s the question every Aussie with a mortgage has to grapple with – should you choose a fixed, variable or split home loan? Finance specialist, John Tindall from Accumulus Home
How to avoid mortgage stressHow to avoid mortgage stress
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Facing mortgage stress – when a household’s income doesn’t cover its outgoings, including mortgage repayments – is a scary prospect, but with good planning, it can be avoided. John Tindall,
How to refinance your home loanHow to refinance your home loan
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Most people with a mortgage understand that refinancing can save thousands, but knowing how to do it is another thing. John Tindall, of Accumulus Home Loans in Sydney, says the
This is how banks and lenders decide how much you can borrowThis is how banks and lenders decide how much you can borrow
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When you apply for a home loan, banks and lenders assess you on a host of different criteria to determine how much they’re prepared to let you borrow. But which
Plan your rate rise bufferPlan your rate rise buffer
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Australians insure their homes, cars and even their pets, just in case something goes awry, so it makes sense to also be prepared for when interest rates inevitably rise from
What if I’m knocked back for a loan?What if I’m knocked back for a loan?
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Getting knocked back for a loan is less than ideal, but rejection needn’t be fatal to a property dream. John Tindall, a Choice Home Loans mortgage broker in Wattle Grove,