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Refinancing your home loan can offer a number of potential benefits, including: Saving money: This is a major advantage. By securing a lower interest rate, you can see a significant reduction in your monthly repayments. This frees up cash that you can use for other purposes. Paying off your mortgage faster: When you refinance to a lower rate, more of your monthly payment goes towards the principal amount, which reduces the overall loan term. Accessing equity: Refinancing can help you tap into the equity you've built up in your home. This money can be used for various purposes, such as renovations, debt consolidation, or investing in a property. Consolidating debt: If you're struggling with high-interest debts like credit cards or personal loans, refinancing can consolidate them into your home loan, which typically comes with a lower interest rate. This simplifies your finances and potentially saves you money. Getting a better loan product: Refinancing allows you to switch to a different type of loan that may better suit your current needs. You may be able to obtain features that weren't available on your original loan, such as an offset account or a redraw facility. It's important to weigh the potential benefits of refinancing against the costs involved, such as application fees, settlement fees, and mortgage lenders insurance (MLI) if you have a loan-to-value ratio (LVR) exceeding 80%. #refinanceyourhome #refinancingrates #cashoutrefinance #shouldIrefinance #mortgagerefinance #homerefinance #smartrefinancing #lenderssociety

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Refinancing your home loan can offer a number of potential benefits, including: Saving money: This is a major advantage. By securing a lower interest rate, you can see a significant reduction in your monthly repayments. This frees up cash that you can use for other purposes. Paying off your mortgage faster: When you refinance to a lower rate, more of your monthly payment goes towards the principal amount, which reduces the overall loan term. Accessing equity: Refinancing can help you tap into the equity you've built up in your home. This money can be used for various purposes, such as renovations, debt consolidation, or investing in a property. Consolidating debt: If you're struggling with high-interest debts like credit cards or personal loans, refinancing can consolidate them into your home loan, which typically comes with a lower interest rate. This simplifies your finances and potentially saves you money. Getting a better loan product: Refinancing allows you to switch to a different type of loan that may better suit your current needs. You may be able to obtain features that weren't available on your original loan, such as an offset account or a redraw facility. It's important to weigh the potential benefits of refinancing against the costs involved, such as application fees, settlement fees, and mortgage lenders insurance (MLI) if you have a loan-to-value ratio (LVR) exceeding 80%. #refinanceyourhome #refinancingrates #cashoutrefinance #shouldIrefinance #mortgagerefinance #homerefinance #smartrefinancing #lenderssociety

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Do you have an existing SMSF Loan? If you do, have you checked the interest rate? Refinancing a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) loan can save you money and improve your retirement savings. Recently I met with a client who has an existing SMSF loan for a residential property with one of the big four banks. Their loan has been in place for almost 10 years and their current variable interest rate is 10.22%. They contacted the bank, but they weren’t interested in reviewing the rate. Not only can I look to refinance this loan at around 7.2% but the new lender also offers an offset account for SMSF loans. The interest saving alone, based on a loan of $350,000, will be more than $10,000 per year, not considering the positive impact that their large SMSF funds will have on the loan term when they are moved from a low interest cash management account to an offset account. Check your rates. Have you thought about refinancing your SMSF loan? What questions do you have?

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This can help you look at property maintenance differently. Nobody likes property maintenance - But it's something we have to deal with holding onto properties. And whilst a small $500 amount may be easier to account for.. When you get whacked with a $5K bill - it can definitely be a lot harder to take. On a $500K property, that's a whole 1% of the property's value. But let's put some things into perspective... Australian houses over the long term have an average compounding growth rate of circa 7%. Let's be conservative and say over the ownership of your property You achieved a 6% capital growth rate average. A $5K bill every year on average is unlikely... But even if that was the case, you would still achieve 5% net growth. If you position it like that, would you still invest? #KevTran #BuyersAgent #PropertyInvestment #PassiveIncome #Australia #RealEstate #PassiveIncomeFromProperty #AustralianPropertyInvesting #AustralianPropertyMarketUpdate #InterestRateChanges #CashflowPositiveProperties #RealEstateInvestor #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #InvestmentProperty #Investment #FinancialFreedom #FinancialIndependence #Wealth #RentalProperty #Property #AustraliaProperty #InvestingTips #PropertyPortfolio #WealthCreation

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// How prepared are you, before you start putting offers? // Many of our mortgage broking clients are also our buyers agency clients. As simple as it may sound, we break down the key information for our clients. Before our clients start putting offers, they know... > how much equity cash out they will have from their existing property/properties > how much cash savings (if any) they may need to use OR if they should use > The purchase price they can target if they used equity cash out only > What if they wanted to buy a more expensive property, how much money do they need to tip in > Minimum rental return required to service for the loan > Loan to value ratio > Loan structure clearly laid out This is the bare minimum one would expect for a credit advisor to tell their client. We also have clients who only need our buyers agency services, and they come pre approved, working with another broker or banker. I have had two instances where we are assisting two different clients who have another broker/banker assisting them. In both cases, clients did not clearly known their proposed purchase price, and how their funds will be utlised to maximise the purchase price. In one of the instances, the client didn't have any equity cash outs ready to go. We have asked both clients to go back to their advisor to find out these specifics. Lack of clarity, puts buyers at a huge risk. It also means you have a dart board approach, leading to lack of confidence when it comes to putting offers. So before you go looking for your property, have some of the key items above covered, so you know what will make the right deal for you.

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BEFORE YOU SEARCH INTO THE INTEREST RATE OF YOUR HOME LOAN, WHAT FACTORS REQUIRE CONSIDERATION. 1. Do you meet the criteria set by the lender and their policies? 2. Home Loans Features - offset, redraw, etc. 3. Servicing - can you manage the repayment of the loan amount? This will vary depending on the lender 4. Turnaround Time - does the lenders timeframe align with your needs? 5. Then consider the interest rate We are available anytime for a discussion regarding your lender options and finding the most tailored lender for your financial needs. Reach out to us anytime to discuss.

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