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When you transfer a home into your name, you need to check that no legal issues will affect your ownership or use of the property. You...

Portfolio rebalancing: What is it and why do it? Selling a well-performing asset and buying an investment with lower returns may seem...

If you’re planning a family road trip to explore your state these school holidays, remember to pack the following: a GPS with your...

How would you feel if you paid for home and contents cover every year, only to find out you’re underinsured? Underinsurance is when your...

Buying an investment property can seem like a smart way to enter the market while enjoying tax perks and a rental income. However, if you...

There’s a lot more to selling a property than some clever styling and some open for inspections. Discover the whole process so you can...

Investing in property can be a financial juggling act. There’s the initial outlay, repayments, fees, insurances and midnight calls from...

Build or buy your first home? Building a new home can be a great way to get what you want – a spacious master suite, open-plan living or...

Who said bigger is better? (Well, maybe when it comes to a slice of cake.) There comes a time when the big old family house is just too...

We will all be able to put more into our Superannuation due to an indexation increase that has been proposed for concessional and...

Some things only happen once a year. Christmas, Easter, birthdays and of course, tax time. And just like gift shopping, you should never...

Thinking about making a sea-change or tree-change? Wondering if it’s a good time to buy in the city? With house prices rising fast across...

Everything seems better in spring. The air smells sweet, people are wearing shorts and baby lambs are roaming the streets. It’s no wonder...

You and your home loan have had a pretty good run. It’s been with you through leaky roofs and loud neighbours. But maybe your eye has...

Your borrowing capacity is the amount a bank will lend you to buy a home. It’s based on factors like your income, how much deposit you’ve...

Your home is probably your most expensive asset, so what happens if there's a fire, cycle or storm? What if someone breaks in and steals...

Where is your cash flow taking you? Living from pay cheque to pay cheque is something that many Australians are used to doing. In fact,...

Are you still going to the hairdresser with a photo of Jennifer Aniston’s ‘Rachel’ cut? Sometimes, what’s worked for you before isn’t...

When a couple separate with the intention of divorce, the importance of both parties seeking legal advice is well established. However,...