The Coalition is again spruiking its plan to let young people use super to buy housing. Let me list the (many) reasons this is a terrible idea.
Asset-rich buyers who don’t need a mortgage are arriving in droves,while others struggle against high interest rates and the cost of living.
Owners of detached houses are likely to sell for a profit,but investors or first home buyers on a tighter budget can avoid missing out.
They have local job options,rising house prices,strong rental demand and new infrastructure on the way.
The difference between a typical three-bedroom house and a typical four-bedroom house can be a stretch for a growing family.
When providing financial help to adult children,it needs to be made clear what will happen in the event of a relationship breakdown.
The cost-of-living crisis is colliding with home owners’ search for enough space to accommodate their family.
Every dollar counts when you’re on the road to buying a home,so here are some options that could help bolster your savings.
The Super Members Council found the scheme to allow first home buyers to withdraw $50,000 from super for a deposit would push home prices up by 9 per cent.
Women are more likely to own a home than men,but still face greater difficulty breaking into the property market,a new report shows.
I’m trying to downsize and went to an auction a week ago to buy a house half as big as the one I live in. Here’s what happened.