Loans with Terrible Credit – Options and Tips for Borrowers Bad credit can make it difficult for people to get approved for loans, but it doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Many lenders specialize in providing loans to people with poor credit histories, but it’s essential to be careful to avoid falling into a debt trap.…
[ad_1] Last week, a prospective client asked me a very good question. They asked whether I have data that shows what investment returns my clients have generated. Whilst this sounds like a logical question, my response was that not only did I not have this data, but it also wouldn’t necessarily be that useful. The … Read more
[ad_1] What caught my eye this week. Will house prices fall, steady, or crash? I’d say a decline was the consensus view as we closed the door on 2022, with memories of Liz Truss still swirling about the porch like a frightful CGI spirit. Yet having competent technocrats back in Downing Street after a multi-year … Read more
[ad_1] Key takeaways While property price falls have been capturing widespread media attention, it is crucial for buyers, sellers, and owners to contextualize these figures. While these declines are noteworthy it is worth noting that the decline in property prices follows a remarkably robust year for the market in 2021, implying that current home values … Read more
[ad_1] Key takeaways The early season weekend auction market has continued its resurgence despite the announcement this week by the RBA of yet another increase in official interest rates. The national auction market reported a clearance rate of 70.8% at the weekend which was higher than the 62.9% reported last weekend but still well below … Read more
[ad_1] Tax isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If you’re paying tax, it means that you are making money (income or capital gains). But of course, there’s no need to pay any more than you legally have to. I discuss our common-sense approach to saving tax below. Minimising risk is often more important than saving on … Read more
[ad_1] Homeowners in Sydney’s western suburbs are the most financially stressed across the city with as many as 500 households at risk of falling behind on their mortgage, credit bureau Illion predicts. The data shows that around 0.63% of home loans were more than 30 days overdue in December, which is expected to rise to 0.66% following this … Read more
[ad_1] One of the most common questions I’m asked by beginning investors wanting to fast-track their success is: “Knowing what you know now, if you were to start all over again, what would you do differently to speed up the growth of your property investment portfolio?” I usually explain that in hindsight I would have … Read more