If you already own a home and an investment property, changes to negative gearing could significantly impact your next purchase. Using a real-world scenario, we break down how borrowing power can shift — by hundreds of thousands — depending on the rules applied, and what that means for your next move as a property investor

Budget 2026 introduces major changes to negative gearing, capital gains tax and housing policy. Whether you own property, invest, or are helping family enter the market, these reforms could reshape your strategy. Here’s what you need to know.

As the Reserve Bank of Australia prepares to make its next call, the pressure is building for borrowers. A fuel‑driven inflation spike has complicated the outlook, leaving the RBA torn between pausing and pushing rates higher. This update breaks down the key forces at play and what borrowers should be thinking about now.

Interest rate increases and rising living costs have made 2026 a challenging year for property owners. Learn how a mortgage broker can help you stay in control.

The RBA ended 2025 holding the cash rate at 3.60%, signaling no cuts ahead and hinting at possible hikes if inflation persists. With housing prices rising and risks tilted upward, borrowers should stay proactive—review buffers, consider partial fixes, and watch January CPI closely. How will this shape your 2026 mortgage strategy?

Rentvesting in Australia 2026: Discover if this property investment strategy is the right option for first home buyers who can’t afford their dream suburb.

Wondering what 2026 holds for your home loan, property plans, or investment strategy? With steady housing growth, rate holds, and ongoing cost-of-living pressures, this article breaks down the key trends shaping Australia’s mortgage landscape. From price forecasts to RBA insights, find out how to position yourself wisely—whether you're buying, refinancing, or investing