FAQs

If you’re looking to buy a new home, you need to consider what you’ll do with your current home. Should you sell first and then buy? Or buy first and sell later?

If you’re selling your property, paying off your home loan in full, or refinancing your home loan, you’ll need to complete a mortgage release or discharge form.

Ever wondered: What size deposit will I need? What can I do if I have less than required? How does it benefit me if I have more than what’s required?

When you’re self-employed and can’t prove your income easily, low doc loans come to your rescue. Here are some tips on how you can choose the right low doc loan for you.

Also known as equity lines, lines of credit offer access to large sums of money, but come at the cost of paying interest. Still, you can make your line of credit work for you.

It’s prudent to ensure that you have the proper insurance if you want to buy a property in a flood-prone area. If you don’t, you may find it difficult to secure a home loan. We break down some key factors to consider

The answer is 'it depends' - We break down the factors and which ones are key and when

Buying off the plan can be a smart and affordable choice compared to buying an existing property. But it also comes with potential risks. Let’s look at the reasons for and against.

There are a range of factors to consider and you are going to want expert advice but we break down the things you should consider initially

LVR, Loan to Value Ratio has huge implications on your home loan. Understand why and what you can do about it

Sometimes you don't need to change lenders but you do need to be on a better structure with your current lender. UNO explains what options there are and how to navigate this

Lenders will often talk about genuine savings, what is it, when does it matter and can you work around it?

Australians’ laziness, loyalty and fear is costing the average home borrower who doesn’t switch more than $14,000. Our data shows potentially more than 60% of Australians fall into this category.

While New Zealand citizens can more easily buy property in Australia there is still a lot to consider. In this article we break down all the key considerations

We don’t think it’s ever too early to start looking for a better home loan deal! It’s certainly an advantage to find the most suitable home loan before you start looking to buy a property.

Help to Buy is a proposed federal shared equity scheme that lets first-time buyers co-own a home with the government with a 2% deposit.