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first home
124 results tagged first home:
Ask Paul: Where to save deposit while interest rates are low?
Interest rates are so low that Theo's money is going backwards. He asks Paul Clitheroe where he should put his cash while saving for a deposit.
Top five affordable suburbs for first-home buyers
Where can first-home buyers afford to buy? A new report by CoreLogic has named the suburbs with prices below $500,000 and a history of strong capital growth.
The tax break that could leave first-home buyers $10,000 better off
First home buyers planning to buy in the next 6-18 months could score a tax benefit of $10,000 for couples if they max out contributions to the FHSS scheme.
Why the First Home Super Saver scheme isn’t worth the effort
At its worst, the First Home Super Saver Scheme is likely to drive up demand, leaving families either more indebted or still locked out.
Ask Paul: Buy Sydney property now or wait for prices to drop further?
Casey and her partner are looking to enter the Sydney property market. Should they buy while prices are falling or keep saving till the market recovers?
Ask Paul: Should we sell shares to buy our first home?
Jason and his wife have built a $150,000 share portfolio. They ask Paul Clitheroe if it's time to sell in order to buy their first home.
Ask Paul: Should I risk my house deposit on shares?
Alice has $60,000 for her first home sitting in a high-interest savings account. She asks Paul Clitheroe if she would be better off investing the money.
Why single people are less likely to own property
With couples around twice as likely to own real estate compared with those on their own, pairing up could be the only viable option.
Ask Paul: I’m 29 with $200k savings, should I buy property?
Matt has worked hard to save $200,000 and doesn't want to lose it by investing in the wrong property. That's where Paul Clitheroe comes in.
What Australia’s biggest bank is doing to win back customers
Free ATM access. A home deposit savings account. A new credit card interest rate. CBA is rolling out a series of new offers in a bid to retain customers, but is it enough?
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