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Genuine Savings Changes Huge Win For Home Buyers
One of the biggest barriers to buying a home is saving the deposit but recent changes to lending policies means it’s now easier to get a home loan if you don’t have genuine savings. That’s because Genworth, Australia’s largest Lenders Mortgage Insurance...
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The Truth About Being A Home Loan Guarantor
If you’re a mum or dad, chances are that you’re watching property prices going up across the country and worrying a lot about your kids buying a home of their own one day. You may have thought about helping your child out by acting as a guarantor on their home loan, but you’ve...
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Can I Use My Rental History To Get A Home Loan?
error Rental history can be used in place of genuine savings to determine if a borrower can commit to a home loan. You will still need a deposit to get a home loan. It’s becoming more expensive than ever to rent a place in Australia and the cost is only set to rise, Anglicare...
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6 Ways To Borrow With No Deposit
Want to buy your own home but don’t have a deposit? Don’t worry, you may still qualify for a home loan. Here are 6 ways you can do it: Guarantor loan: With a guarantor home loan, your parents agree to sign an agreement that the lender can sell your parents’ house to regain...
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5 Reasons Why Guarantor Loans Are Amazing
Do you want to buy your own home but don’t have a deposit? Simply get a guarantor loan with the help of your parents and avoid the deposit requirement completely. With your parents using their property as security for your mortgage: You won’t need a deposit: You don’t...
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How Do Guarantor Home Loans Work?
Are you struggling to save up enough for a deposit to buy a home? According to the RP Data-Rismark Home Value Index (May 2012-June 2014), the past two years has seen average capital city house prices rise by around 16 per cent. That’s great if you’re an investor. For first...
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Home Buyers Love Guarantor Home Loans
Are you tired of living at home or renting? Are you struggling to save up enough for a deposit on a home? A guarantor home loan is still the best way to get a home loan with no deposit. With property prices set to continue their march for most Australian capital cities over the...
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Do You Need A Deposit For A Home Loan?
Most people think that you need a huge deposit in order to get approved for a home loan but the truth is that you can still borrow up to 95% of the purchase price! In fact, in some cases, borrowers may even be able to borrow up to 105%, allowing them to own their dream home...
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Another Way To Get Your Kids To Move Out
Great news! A brand new home loan from one of our lenders is giving parents the opportunity to help their children to buy a home and avoid some of the associated risks that come along with being a guarantor. You could also stand to make a profit as well! How does it work? Well,...
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APRA Tells The Banks What To Do
Did you know that the Australian government monitors and reviews the lending criteria of the banks? The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released for consultation ‘APG 223 – Residential Mortgage Lending’, a draft prudential practice guide intended to...
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