In this week's episode of You Have My Interest, Evelyn unpacks the recent RBA cash rate cut and what it means for mortgage repayments, borrowing power, and future interest rate expectations.
In this week’s episode, we bring you Part Two of our interview with Terry from Cashflow & Co. This part of the conversation explores how understanding and engaging with money can positively influence your decision-making and reduce financial stress.
This week on You Have My Interest, we’re joined by Terry from Cashflow Co for part-one of a two-part episode diving deep into the psychology of money, attachment styles, and why traditional budgeting might be keeping you stuck.
In this episode of You Have My Interest, we’re diving into a real-life case study of first home buyers navigating a complex lending scenario.
In this week’s episode of You Have My Interest, we’re diving into all things deposits – a term that’s often misunderstood in the property world.
In this episode of You Have My Interest, we’re diving into Loan to Value Ratios (LVR) - a key factor in lending decisions. I’ll break down what LVR is, how to calculate it, and why it matters when applying for a mortgage or refinancing.
In this episode, we’re diving into a requested topic of the latest Australian debt statistics, unpacking the average debt levels across different generations and debt types.
In this week's episode, we dive into the complexities of trust lending and how it can be a game-changer for property investors. We also break down what trust lending is, highlight some critical criteria to consider, and deep dive into a customer scenario where a married couple with two kids leveraged this strategy to purchase an investment property.
In this week's episode of You Have My Interest, we're kicking off a brand-new Deep Dive Segment!
Each month, we’ll tackle a real-life client scenario, giving you an inside look at what we cover during a discovery call with our clients.
In this episode, Jess Hyland dives into the world of property investment, sharing her own journey and the smart, strategic approach she takes with her clients. She breaks down why borrowing to your max isn’t always the best move, how to plan for life’s big changes (like starting a family), and why a solid investment should feel secure - not stressful.