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101 Loans

Locality: Melton West, Victoria

Phone: +61 400 106 208



Address: 35 Long Tree Dr 3337 Melton West, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.101loans.com.au

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15.01.2022 3 Things to Do to Prepare to Buy Your First Home Have you been considering taking the plunge and buying your first home? With the Government incentives on offer, it’s a great time. There are a few things you need to do before making an offer on a property.... 1. Save a deposit - with all the Government incentives and programs you can potentially get away with as little as 5% in genuine savings. 2. Good money habits - it’s important to save and pay your bills on time. This is something that lenders look at to make sure you are someone who can manage money. 3. Check out your credit score (it’s free to do), so you know what your track record looks like. The quickest way to do these three things is to speak to a mortgage broker. They’ll be able to assess your situation and even start the pre-approval process.



08.01.2022 Median House Prices Rise Across Australia Median house prices across the country have started 2021 in a positive manner, rising by 0.9% for the month of January, according to CoreLogic. All the capital cities recorded price increases in January, led by Darwin, Perth and Brisbane, which increased by 2.3%, 1.6% and 1.6% respectively.... Sydney and Melbourne are also continuing to recover, seeing dwelling values increase by 0.4%.

05.01.2022 Discover your borrowing power & find a loan to suit your needs with a 101 Loans broker. Let us do the hard work for you & compare rates From 30 Lenders. Looking for your First Home or Refinance your home loan. We help you find a loan suited to your needs from our panel of lenders.

01.01.2022 Land Tax vs Stamp Duty in NSW NSW is looking at offering homebuyers the ability to choose between stamp duty and a land tax. An owner-occupier would have to pay $500 per year + 0.3% of unimproved land value, while investors would be taxed $1,500 annually + 1% of unimproved land value.... If you're staying in the property longer than 12 years (the break-even point), the annual land tax would end up costing you more. How would a land tax impact you?



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