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property
410 results tagged property:
Two common real estate scams and how to avoid them
Desperate renters are turning to social media to put a roof over their heads, and scammers are waiting to pounce.
The property market trends you can expect next year
What will 2024 bring when it comes to interest rates, FOMO and AI in real estate? We reveal the property trends you can expect in the new year.
Ask Paul: I’m 40 and divorced, is it too late to buy a home?
"At 40, it is a reality that home ownership may never happen again," writes divorced reader Paul. But Paul Clitheroe disagrees.
Melbourne and Sydney property prices tipped to fall in 2024
The Australian property market could be in for a mixed year in 2024, with new research anticipating moderate price falls in some of the country's largest cities.
Where to invest in this economy
All of this bad news and recent volatility have seen investors in Australia confused as to how to invest in our stockmarket.
Property spared as rate rises hit sharemarket
A slew of interest rate rises has unequivocally impacted the sharemarket but have yet to make a dent on local property prices. But will stocks shine long-term?
Ask Paul: I’m on a disability pension, should I pay cash for a house?
"I think my only option is to buy a house with cash - but is this ever a good idea?" Gillian asks Paul Clitheroe.
‘Sextortion’ scams targeting young Aussies
'Sextortion' is a form of blackmail where someone threatens to share your nude images. And it's on the rise in Australia.
Friends With Money #116: Spring property preview
Your spring property preview is here! Nicola Powell, Domain chief of research and economics, joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Qantas records jumbo profit but dividends remain grounded
Qantas records jumbo profit, Help to Buy to launch in 2024, and dog lovers fork out over $3000 a year. Here are five things you may have missed.