In today's Australian property market, skyrocketing prices and tightening lending criteria have made homeownership feel like a distant dream for many. But what if you didn't have to go it alone? Co-ownership, an emerging trend in the real estate world, offers a solution that can make buying property more attainable, especially for first-time buyers.If you're considering co-ownership or simply want to explore your options further, book an appointment with FinancePath today. BOOK NOWWhat is C...

For many in Australia's Gen Z, the dream of owning a home feels increasingly elusive. With skyrocketing property prices, stringent lending criteria, and the rising cost of living, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. However, with the right strategies and a clear understanding of the challenges, homeownership can become more achievable.Let's explore your options and develop a tailored plan to help you achieve your dream of homeownership. Book a call today, and we will be more than happy to a...

To pay more off your home loan or invest in another property?Ultimately, it depends on your financial situation and long-term goals as to whether you funnel your funds into your home or an investment property.To understand more your options, book a chat with us today. BOOK NOWRead on to discover some key factors to consider before deciding what’s suitable for you.How much do you owe on your home?If you have a significant balance on your home loan, you may need to delay plans for a...

Inflation seems to be headed in the right direction, but Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock says a near-term cash rate cut isn’t on the cards.So, where does that leave homeowners wondering whether now is a good time to refinance?The decision as to whether to refinance depends largely on your individual situation and goals. Here are a few key considerations to think about when deciding whether or not to refinance.Understand how current rates can work for you. Book a call...

With today’s cost of living pressures and the median dwelling value in Australia now at $794,000, many young Australians feel like they’ll never be able to enter the property market.However, it’s important to remember there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to buying your first property. For some, it could be a home to live in. For others, rentvesting makes more sense as it can offer a great alternative to get a foot up on the property ladder.Don't let the numbers discourage yo...