Self-employed home loan options you might not know about

Self employed business owner discussing home loan options on the phone at her desk

Securing a home loan when you’re self-employed can feel more complex than it needs to be. Without a standard payslip, many business owners assume their options are limited, but in reality, there are a range of lending pathways available, depending on your financial position and how your income is structured. With the right preparation and […]

5 Costly EOFY Financial Mistakes Business Owners Make Before June 30

Business owner reviewing EOFY finances with hand over calculator before June 30

After 30 years in financial services, one pattern becomes clear every EOFY: business owners make the same financial mistakes in the lead-up to June 30. These EOFY financial mistakes are rarely intentional. They happen because decisions get rushed, priorities shift, and EOFY is treated as a deadline rather than a strategic opportunity. The problem is […]

EOFY 2026: Use the $20K Asset Write-Off

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As EOFY approaches, many business owners start revisiting purchases they’ve been thinking about for months, sometimes longer. Equipment upgrades. Vehicle replacements. New machinery. Better systems. And often, EOFY becomes the natural moment where those decisions either get made… or pushed out again. If you’ve been in that “we should probably do this soon” stage, this […]

Have property prices peaked?

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Have property prices already peaked, and is now the right time to buy? It’s a question many buyers are asking, particularly as interest rates remain elevated and recent Federal Budget changes begin to reshape the property landscape. While it’s difficult to predict exactly where the market will peak or trough, property decisions are rarely about […]

EOFY tips for property investors: What to review before 30 June

EOFY tips for property investors reviewing investment property finances

As 30 June approaches, many investors start turning their attention to EOFY tips for property investors and what they should be reviewing before the financial year wraps up. It’s a natural time to take stock of your portfolio, get your records in order, and ensure your finance structure still aligns with your broader goals. This […]

Why investors are focusing on rental income in 2026

Property investors often have different goals depending on their strategy, stage of life, and market conditions. With some areas experiencing slower capital growth and changing interest rate conditions, many investors are placing greater emphasis on rental income and cash flow, rather than relying solely on long-term price appreciation. This shift is influencing both property selection […]

Buying Before You Sell? Bridging Loans Explained

For many homeowners, timing the sale of an existing property with the purchase of a new one can be one of the most challenging parts of moving. If you’re planning to sell your current home to fund your next purchase, bridging finance may be worth considering as part of your strategy. We’re seeing increased interest […]

Offset vs Redraw Home Loan: Key Differences & Which Is Better?

With interest rates continuing to shift, many Australians are taking a closer look at their home loan structure. Reviewing how your loan is set up can be a simple but effective way to better manage repayments and reduce long-term costs, depending on your individual circumstances. Two features often considered are offset accounts and redraw facilities. […]

Why many first home buyers choose to work with a mortgage broker

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming when everything is new. There are a lot of moving parts, from understanding what you can afford to navigating lenders, loan structures and the application process. Knowing where to start is often the hardest part. The good news is you do […]

Is it time to refinance your home loan?

With interest rates rising in recent months, many Australians have seen their mortgage repayments increase. As a result, more homeowners are starting to reassess their current loan and ask whether refinancing could put them in a better position. Refinancing activity reflects this shift, with more than 640,000 homeowners switching their home loan last year, a […]