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How will the Royal Commission affect you...if you want to buy a house?

68 days’ worth of evidence and upwards of 10,000 public submissions, the final report of the Royal Commission into the financial sector was released on Monday. The highest form of inquiry into matters of public importance, the Royal Commission’s aim was to expose wrong-doing and dubious practice in banks, insurance and superannuation companies.

The first rule of successful investing is "Stop Reading Newspapers!"

68 days’ worth of evidence and upwards of 10,000 public submissions, the final report of the Royal Commission into the financial sector was released on Monday. The highest form of inquiry into matters of public importance, the Royal Commission’s aim was to expose wrong-doing and dubious practice in banks, insurance and superannuation companies.

The 'heart buyer' and rejecting early offers

The location is ideal, it has the right number of bedrooms and living spaces, the yard is great – it feels like the perfect home. Occasionally, a buyer matches a property to perfection. This buyer is going to live in the property. It will become their home. There is an instant and strong emotional connection. This is the ‘heart buyer’. Heart buyers are seen early in marketing campaigns and only want that specific property. There are generally two types of heart buyer: They have been looking

5 reasons why using a good agent is a smart decision versus self managing

Selling or renting out your home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make, so it’s important to do it correctly. While it can be tempting to do it without an agent, saving yourself the fees, it’s important to recognise the advantages you have if you choose a good agent instead. Time Selling  or self managing a home can be a lengthy process.  It can take many arduous hours – free time an average person doesn’t have. Can you afford to take time off work to show prospective buyers or