Posts Tagged ‘debt’
Phoebe’s Finance and Barefoot Investor Learnings – Chapter 3
Now that we have our everyday finances under control, let’s think about debt. I know that the word ‘debt’ makes you just as uncomfortable as it makes me. Home loans, car loans, student loans. That’s what immediately comes to mind when I think of debts. In this economy, credit cards are the real money suckers.…
Read More10 Ways To Increase Your Borrowing Capacity
Maximising the amount a lender will hand over to you isn’t about trying to take on unmanageable levels of debt. It’s a matter of taking a few simple but smart steps that could mean the difference between toiling in that ‘fixer-upper’ or owning your dream home.
Read MoreHow Reducing Your Credit Card Limit Helps Your Mortgage Application
Getting your mortgage application together can require quite a bit of financial scrutiny. In order to figure out your serviceability, your potential lender will look deeply into your finances. It’s a no brainer to take your credit card debts into consideration when applying for a mortgage. But what many people do not realise is that…
Read MoreExpert Advice Equals Savings
Expert Advice equals serious savings Having a mortgage expert on your side can be the key to getting your finance over the line, and may save you thousands in interest and fees. When Ethan was offered the opportunity to purchase his mother’s property in Tasmania at a favourable price – just $180,000 for a house…
Read MoreOvercome Poor Credit – Achieve Your Goals
Case Study: Family Guarantees Can Help You Buy Your Home Don’t let poor credit stand in the way of achieving your goals. A family guarantee and the right advice can see you well on your way. Matt and Natasha had found their perfect first home. However, there were a few hurdles: they didn’t have the…
Read MoreExpert Advice Equals Savings
Expert Advise equals serious savings Having a mortgage expert on your side can be the key to getting your finance over the line, and may save you thousands in interest and fees. When Ethan was offered the opportunity to purchase his mother’s property in Tasmania at a favourable price – just $180,000 for a house worth $350,000…
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