Buying a home

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Buying a home in Adelaide or regional South Australia? Explore cooling-off periods, stamp duty, conveyancing rule, government grants & more.

Discover why more first home buyers are prioritising a mortgage over a wedding. Plus, savvy ways you can use your home loan to save for the big day.

We explore the state of the Australian housing market in 2023, covering demographics of home buyers, RBA cash rate movements, home purchases and more.

Interested in buying a home at auction? We explain how property auctions work, outline the steps and give you helpful bidding tips for buying at auction.

A Year of Rising Costs, Stagnant Incomes and Falling Equity

Learn more about house and land packages and find out how much it could cost you to build a house on your own land in this helpful guide.

Find out how you can access home equity to buy a second home or investment property. Learn more about home equity loans, HELOC and cash-out refinances.

Some banks and lenders will offer an LMI waiver for professionals like doctors, potentially saving you thousands – here's what to know.

If you’re a first home buyer in the ACT, you could save with several government grants and schemes. Learn more about eligibility criteria here.

Are you a first home buyer looking for ways to save? Read about the government grants and concessions available in Tasmania, plus eligibility criteria.

Buying your first home in South Australia? You could be eligible for several government grants and concessions. Learn about eligibility and property price caps.

If you’re a first home buyer in Western Australia, you could save taking advantage of government concessions and grants. Find out eligibilty criteria here.

Several government grants and concessions are available to first home buyers in Queensland. Learn more about eligibility criteria and property price caps.

Wondering what government grants and concesssions are available to first home buyers in Victoria? Read about the eligibility criteria and see if you qualify.

Do you have a fixed rate home loan? You could see it roll onto a revert rate when it expires. Find out what this could mean for your repayments.

A small deposit doesn’t have to hold you back from buying your first home.

If you’re wondering what it takes to be a successful homeowner, who better to ask than the experts? We gather top home loan tips from Aussie Brokers

Deciding where to buy an investment property can be difficult for investors. We’ve compiled some suburbs around Australia to consider for your next rental property.

If you’re buying property in WA, get prepared to pay stamp duty. Find out how much it costs, how it works and what concessions you could be eligible for.

Stamp duty is a fee you don’t want to forget about when buying a home in Queensland. Find out how it works, how much it costs and the concessions available.

Buying property in Victoria? Get prepared to pay stamp duty. Here's how it works, what you could be charged and whether you could be eligible for concessions.

Don’t let stamp duty take you buy surprise. Here's how stamp duty works in NSW, how it differs from the annual property tax and what concessions are available.

Have your eye on a property in the Northern Territory? Don’t forget to save up for stamp duty – find out how much it could cost you and how it works here.

Before you buy property in the ACT, make sure you’re across how stamp duty works. Here we’ll explain how it’s calculated and the rates of duty you could pay.

Like all other states in Australia, home buyers in Tasmania may have to pay stamp duty. Find out how it works and the concessions that you may be eligible for.

Learn how your mortgage decisions could help you save in 2023.

Get ready to buy a property in South Australia with our guide explaining how stamp duty works in the state. Find out how it’s calculated and any discounts.

The Northern Territory is dishing up a feast of property bargains.

The popularity of guarantor home loans is on the rise with more parents wanting to help their children jump on the property ladder