A very common issue many have with paying off their mortgage is a big mental barrier that blocks their way. This is highly damaging as it stops you from killing that mortgage and getting ahead in life! So today we take a quick look at it and define a super simple, two step process to get around it and kill that mortgage.
After looking into some of the mortgage mistakes first home buyers make when buying their first home last week I thought I’d dig even further. So this week we’re going through some of the biggest, most colossal mortgage mistakes to avoid for all people when getting a mortgage.
Shopping for your first home is exciting, exhausting, challenging and scary all at the same time. In this piece we cover a few first steps that you have to take to avoid costly mistakes and regrets in the future.
On MTM we’re all keenly aware that paying off your mortgage fast is a huge life win… but many people out there just go with the “default big bank mortgage rate” and throw away thousands over the years as they pay more interest than they should. So today we’re going to show you what to look out for when shopping and how to compare mortgage interest rates properly once and for all.
Starting a mortgage is a difficult, confusing problem that no one prepares you for. So get a huge amount of amazing advice to set you up for life right here, right now
The First Home Owners Grant (FHOG) is a super tempting bonus giving you upwards of $30,000+ towards your home that all Australian states provide. Check out our ultimate guide on learning about and applying for it.
Half of Australians aren’t confident in their home loan deal, yet two thirds haven’t switched and one in seven would never leave their bank – regardless of how big the discount. That’s just some of the findings that were uncovered in uno Home Loans’ report which asked 1,500 Australian mortgage Read more…
A common question for many is “When should I pay off my mortgage?”. In this extensive guide we investigate what is the best financial move no matter what type of financial situation you’re in.
Every year back when we had a mortgage I reviewed it. This is because when it comes to your mortgage, everything is amplified. So it pays to keep it in check!
Before we paid off our mortgage and before we even bought our house we actually bought an entirely different house. We signed the contract, put down the deposit and everything… subject to building inspection. That was an extremely good clause to have because when the inspection results came back we Read more…