How our PR holder clients purchase their home using the First Home Guarantee?

Two hopeful first-home buyers embarked on their home-buying journey, however, they soon discovered that the scheme was exclusively available to Australian
Optimistic Outlook for Australian House Prices in 2024

The Australian property market is showing signs of recovery. National house prices are set to rise, according to a recent survey conducted
What is Genuine Savings?

Saving up for your first home can be an exciting yet challenging journey. As a first-time homebuyer, you may have heard the term “Genuine Savings”
How does the 1% serviceability buffer help mortgage prisoners?

Few banks have come up with assessing home loan applications on a 1% serviceability buffer instead of the 3% serviceability buffer.
Refinancing an expiring fixed rate to another bank

Meet Marcus (not his real name), one of our clients whose fixed rate ended last July 1. He took control of his financial situation by contacting Maverick Finance before his fixed-rate expiration comes into effect. With the existing three loans and the fixed rate on Loan 1 expiring soon, Marcus wanted to explore options to manage his […]
The impact of the fixed-rate cliff on the Australian housing market

For those who took out the fixed-rate 2 or 3 years ago in the low 2% or high 1%, those fixed rates are ending in the next 3 to 12 months.
Tips for avoiding mistakes when buying an investment property

Buying a property is a significant financial decision that requires careful planning and research, not just financial but also emotional commitment.
What is Priority Refinance and how does it work?

Priority Refinance, also known as Fast Refinance, is a streamlined and faster refinancing solution compared to traditional refinancing processes.
How do you know you’re paying the right price for your dream home?

As a buyer, it can be tricky. Offer too much and you’ll end up paying more than market value. Offer too little and you risk missing out on your dream home
Tips for buying a house when the interest rate and inflation are high

With high inflation, the rise in the cash rate, and the increasing interest rates, as well as the drop in property prices, what should you be doing to navigate the property market?