At Walshs, we’re all about helping you make smart financial moves that build long-term wealth. And for many Australians, one of the biggest steps on that journey is buying property – whether it’s a place to call home or a strategic investment. To cut through the noise and boost your confidence, we partnered with PMC
Embarking on the journey to purchase your first home is both exciting and daunting. One of the significant costs to consider is stamp duty, a state-based tax imposed on the purchase of residential property. Fortunately, many state governments in Australia have introduced incentives to help first home buyers reduce or even waive this tax, making
Investing in property as an asset class is an excellent method to create meaningful long-term wealth through leveraged returns and passive income. There are generally two types of investment property rental options, short-term or long-term rental agreements. Each have their own pros and cons which we’ve outlined below. Long-term rental investments Long-term rental investments involve leasing
If you’re the indecisive type, chances are you’ll run into a more than a few confusing crossroads when buying a new home. One of the choices that may leave you scratching your head is whether to take out an interest-only loan. A what loan? According to Walshs specialist mortgage broker Donna Sutherland, an interest-only loan
From home renos to humble new abodes, unlocking equity opens the door to a wealth of opportunities. If you’re a homeowner, continue reading to learn more about equity – and how you can access it to supercharge your financial status. The lowdown on equity According to Walshs mortgage broker Karen Holmes, equity is the difference
