Bishwas Bhattarai in Blacktown | Personal blog
Bishwas Bhattarai
Locality: Blacktown
Phone: +61 403 991 118
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24.01.2022 Very excited to receive "Outstanding Mentor" from Aussie Finance and Home Loans. It has been an amazing journey working together with this team, and kicking some milestone. You all are an amazing bunch, and your care for your customer has always been top priority. Last week's launch at Canberra, simply been an expansion on the legacy we have created in the past. ... Well done, and Keep Winning .
24.01.2022 This week on Paisa Talk we will be focusing on legal advise prior to buying a property. Opal tower saga, combustible cladding etc. With Bharat Pokharel.
23.01.2022 Boosting confidence in Housing market. RBA governor gives clear message this week at Queensland, about the future rate cuts. Also, calling Government to spend on infrastructure to boost economy. Deterring housing market and economy continues to undermine housing demand. With the aniticipitation of rate cuts, Aussie dollar eased again the greenbacks. ... https://mobile.abc.net.au//reserve-bank-poised-to/11134160
21.01.2022 This is absolutely disgraced. Not sure, how can anyone get away with such an appualing behaviour. Tougher guideline and penalty should be imposed for those. Feel absolutely gutted, for those who invested. https://www.smh.com.au//it-s-a-joke-we-can-t-go-on-like-th
17.01.2022 It always has been achilles hills, Woolworths plus the plug by closing first three Sydney Stores. Big W has been bleeding, with slow retail growth and wages growth more pain are likely to follow in coming days. With intense competition within low cost price product with likes of Kmart, Target and several others. Retail spending is likely to fall in coming months with high unemployment growth and lower consumer spending. ... https://www.news.com.au///c398718c53e5155986bf029b82116df1
16.01.2022 Brisbane and Queensland presents a great opportunity, on invest in. Excited, to see other industry peer and get to learn more about the area. Please join us, today at New Farm Park, 1:00 pm onwards.
16.01.2022 Rate on hold, but more cuts on the way. Reserve Bank of Australia decided to keep interest rate on hold at 1%, as widely expected. Quarterly GDP figures are expected to come out today, and US employment data this Friday. More, rate cuts are likely to follow. ... These figures will shape future markets and next course of action for RBA. On the back to lower rates and ease of credit has seen positive property growth for three consequetive months in both Sydney and Melbourne. https://www.domain.com.au//reserve-bank-remains-on-hold-/
15.01.2022 Super Changes Coming: Insurance could be cancelled It is estimated over three million people could be efffected with changes to Super, from 1st July 2019. If you have inactive super and/or no contribution for over 16 months, you insurance policy within super can be cancelled. ... Act now, you will need to contact you super and advise not to cancel, if you want it to maintain. https://www.news.com.au///ae0bce76db1c5dd2fc5f1a1e35795e4d
14.01.2022 Major national builder Ralan Group with over $500 million creditor debt is facing administration. Ralan Group is one of biggest apartment builder delivering over 600 apartments annually, with emphasis on Sydney and Queensland. Ruby Collection at Gold Coast with $1.4 billion cost is its iconic flag ship projects. It is understood there are currently 11 unfinished projects within Sydney with some sold as off the plans. Group have projects in Arncliffe, Concord, Mascot and Rhod...es plus other major sydney suburbs. This comes as with housing slump demand for apartments has fallen for the few years. This month new building approval are also 1.4% less signalling weaker housing construction for next year. This is a real set back in consumer confidence with already struggling Australia property market. Ralan group has 58 companies within all fallen to the administration of Grant Thornton. https://www.realestate.com.au//major-sydney-unit-develope/
13.01.2022 Game changer: Common sense prevail Finally, some relief despite the falling rates and inflation the benchmark rate for most tier 1 lender has been at 7 25%. Despite, actual rate been half of that, lender been assessing borrowers at historically higher rate. The proposed rate is not much lower however still be welcomed by both sides of fence.... Great initiative, and welcoming news from all finance communities. https://www.mortgagebusiness.com.au//13431-apra-proposes-a Business21_05_2019&utm_medium=email&utm_content=1
10.01.2022 Paisa Talk witj Kapil Nepal, Mortgage Advisor on the aspects of getting home loans, and hope to prepare yourself. Our focus would also remain on post-election and stability within housing market too
09.01.2022 We sat down with Mr. Goba Katuwal from S&S accounting with respect to understanding capital gain tax, and entitlement when disposing your property
06.01.2022 Buildings generally over 6 years old, do not fall under builders warranty. Owners or strata is left with paying those essential service. Just in light of another disaster at Mascot Towers, the impirtance of doing property and building inspection is so important. Don't be a victim, but rather due-diligently access prior to buying or committing. ... https://www.news.com.au///94bea733aacf2cc20fd224d2a45993fa
05.01.2022 RBA provides support to ailing housing market, by record low cash rate at 1.00%. Sighting the rise on unemployment rate to 5.2% and slow GDP growth and struggling retail sales. https://www.news.com.au///19e18ce448046833dbeb2102de008dfd
04.01.2022 It’s the document that was never meant to see the light of day. But a Freedom of Information request reveals the Reserve Bank of Australia projects a 30% increase in house prices if interest rates remain low for the next few years.
04.01.2022 Despite being lower stocks, for few weeks Sydney market has been able to score respectable auction result. June property price index does put Sydney out of red after continiously falling. Along, with more first home buyers and renewed interest from investors we are definitly seeing confidence is improving. If not the lowest it seems we are somewhere closer to the bottom, it may just be premature to call recovery yet. Picture Source: Corelogic
03.01.2022 #SBS_market update: August Downfall of Ralan group puts the spotlight back into building crisis plus economic costs to rectify the problem. Despite, two consequetive positive month for Sydney market why recovery may not be that close. Mortgage rates continues to tumble South.
03.01.2022 SBS June Market Wrap The likely and awaited interest rate cut is coming sooner than expected. And, macro prudential measure by lowering assessment rate, could help borrower to borrow more.
03.01.2022 July SBS Market Wrap Tax payers rush to claim $1080 tax return. Lower rates may not be all that good underlying gloomy economy, low job growth and slow retail spending could lead to recession Australia is not looking forward to.
02.01.2022 Maximise your Investment tax return this year. Find out what can be deducted, and how can we streamline the keeping records for your investment property. S&S Accounting's Goba Katuwal shares his knowledge. #TaxSeason #PropertyInvestor #PaisaTalk #NakedInvestor
02.01.2022 ANZ becomes first major lender, to lower the benchmark assessment for borrowers following APRA regulations. ANZ has announced it will be reducing its benchmark rate to 5.5% from 7.25%, allowing to lend more for both investor as well as first home buyer. This move is likely to ignite competitive lending landscape, till other follow suit. In recent times, ANZ have made its intentions clearer to enter lending market aggressively, and to win the lost ground. https://www.smh.com.au//anz-first-bank-to-extend-loan-limi
01.01.2022 Don't burn with financial burden, help is here !! With low wage growth and high living costs Sydney siders are struggling to keep the ends let. But, you don't have to hide or bury your head under the sand. Financial hardship is a genuine issue, and everyone goes through it. ... First point of contact is your financial institution, all of them should have provision and will work to help you get back on track. So, take the first step by contacting them there is always light at the other end of tunnel. https://www.smh.com.au//households-feel-pinch-on-jobs-and-
