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Property Now
Coposit
78 episodes
1 day ago
Property Now is your go-to guide to the Australian property market. Each episode brings together the experts such as developers, agents, brokers and even buyers to unpack what’s really happening in the world of Aussie real estate.
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Property Now is your go-to guide to the Australian property market. Each episode brings together the experts such as developers, agents, brokers and even buyers to unpack what’s really happening in the world of Aussie real estate.
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Save $100,000 on Your Home Loan with This Simple Strategy
Property Now
30 minutes 36 seconds
3 months ago
Save $100,000 on Your Home Loan with This Simple Strategy

In this episode of Property Now, Carbs welcomes back our resident mortgage broker, Jason He, to unpack the latest Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate cut and what it means for homeowners and first‑time buyers. As Australia experiences its third rate cut of the year, we discuss why the banks are passing on the full 0.25 % reduction, whether it’s ever been different in the past and how your savings account might also be affected.Jason shares practical strategies to make the most of lower interest rates, including why keeping your repayments unchanged could save you over $100,000 in interest on a typical loan. We also dive into your biggest questions from

Reddit:• Should you borrow to your maximum or stay conservative?• Is it smarter to buy now or wait for the market to cool?• What are the pros and cons of the 5 % first‑home buyer deposit scheme?• How much deposit do you really need to get into the market?Whether you’re a seasoned property investor or thinking about buying your first home, this episode offers actionable mortgage tips, market insights and clear advice straight from a trusted broker.

🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more discussions on property trends, financial strategies, and insights into the Australian property market. Hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest episodes!🌟 If you have a question for the team, a PropTok you would like to send us or are interested in coming on the show, head over to our website to get in touch! https://www.coposit.com.au/resources/property-now📢 Found this video valuable? Give it a thumbs up and share it with friends, family, or anyone interested in saving money and getting ahead in the property market.🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au00:00:00 - Introduction00:00:48 - Discussion on RBA Rate Cut00:03:04 - Impact of Rate Cut on Repayments00:08:23 - Reddit Question 1: Timing the Market00:15:05 - Reddit Question 2: Borrowing Capacity, Deposit Size, and Affordability00:16:21 - Considering Factors Before Maxing Out Loan00:17:13 - Borrowing More vs Borrowing Less00:17:29 - The Concept of Buffer in Property Purchase00:19:13 - Buyer's Remorse and Property Value Over Time00:22:42 - Reddit Question 3: The 5% Deposit Scheme00:23:30 - Understanding the 5% Deposit Scheme00:26:22 - The Impact of Government Policies on Property Prices00:28:09 - Addressing Assumptions About Borrowers

Property Now
Property Now is your go-to guide to the Australian property market. Each episode brings together the experts such as developers, agents, brokers and even buyers to unpack what’s really happening in the world of Aussie real estate.