Turbocharge your savings and boost your buying power
David Johnston provides some insights for Domain Advice on how to set up a money management system.
Now is the best time in history to refinance!
1. Interest rates are the lowest they have ever been. 2. To get in ahead of the curve prior to income reduction, job pause, job loss or access to finance becoming more difficult. 3. Move to a lower monthly repayment to improve your cash flow. 4. Release equity to maximise your cash buffer. 5. Consolidate debt to make repayments lower. 6. Receive strategic advice regarding your mortgage strategy or buying a property. And that's just to name a few...
What is the importance of a borrowing strategy? | Your First Home Buyer Guide podcast
With first home buyers entering the market in droves, it was timely to catch up with Veronica Morgan and Meighan Wells on Ep#9 of the “Your First Home Buyer Guide Podcast” to discuss the importance of mortgage strategy...
How to keep your first property as an investment and why most home owner’s don’t do it
In an ideal world, we all would keep our first property or current home when we upgrade. Unfortunately, most people are not able to achieve this outcome because...
Are fixed-rate home loans below 2% too good to be true?
Now might just be the best time in history to fix your loan! Find out why
Property Planning Australia awarded brokerage of the year! | Thank you for all of your support
We are delighted to announce that we’ve been awarded the Excellence Award for Brokerage of the Year from Connective!
Property TV with David Johnston & Cate Bakos | Responsible lending and the property market?
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced in September plans to repeal responsible lending obligations in the National Consumer Credit Protection Act in March 2021. But what does that mean for borrowers, lenders, mortgage brokers and the property market?
How to resume home loan repayments if you’ve frozen your mortgage
Our Founder and Managing Director David Johnston shares insights with Domain’s Kate Farrelly on how to resume home loan repayments if you’ve taken a repayment holiday as a result of Covid-19.
ASIC allow switching from principal and interest to interest only
ASIC has provided confirmation to lenders that a change from principal and interest to interest only repayments can be made if a consumer requests to reduce their repayments and in the short-term. Nila Sweeney from the Australian Financial Review, published her exclusive overnight, for which David Johnston provided some insights, in her article "No breach for lenders as homeowners switch to interest-only."
Teachers Mutual- Covid-19 customer support
We recognise this is a very uncertain time for many Australians. Throughout this period, we remain focused on delivering our loyal clients with our continued high level of multi-award winning personalised service. During this time, we understand that many of you will be feeling anxious about your ability to meet loan repayments. Whether you run your own business or uncertain about your employment, our team is here to support you through.
