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Debt and mortgages
232 videosPaying off the mortgage vs investing, offset accounts, credit cards, personal debt.
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Have $300,000 and a home loan? Before buying an investment property, consider putting the money into
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Bigger House, Bigger Debt? The Financial Decisions That Follow You Into Retirement
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Inheriting $150K? Invest or Pay Off Your Mortage
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Balancing Super contribution and Home Ownership
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A foreign war could raise your mortgage
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Extra Cash flow? Super beats your home loan, and the maths isn't close
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At 25, you don’t need to have it all figured out
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HECS Debt or a House Deposit: What Should Young Australians Prioritise?
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Property secret weapon is also becoming its biggest risk
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Leverage for many property investors in the past has allowed them to start with a small deposit and
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Offset accounts can be a powerful tool because they help reduce the interest charged on your home
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Could another rate hike be coming?
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Can you really save and invest your way to a comfortable retirement without taking on massive
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What Australian banks secretly think of your BNPL account
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Extra mortgage repayments or extra super contributions? It’s worth looking beyond the interest rate
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One of the biggest mistakes I see young people make when they get their first job and their licence
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Buying a house with 5% or 20% Deposit. Which is Better.
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For first home buyers who are finding it difficult to save a large deposit, the government's Help to
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Why Financing Depreciating Assets Keeps You Poor
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Car Finance at 18: The Costly Money Mistake Young Australians Should Avoid
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Focus on your mortgage or investing
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Could 2% Get Your Child Into a Home?
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The Double-Edged Sword of Property Leverage
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How the 2% Deposit Scheme Works
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The information provided in this article is general in nature only and does not constitute personal financial advice.