Entries by IndigoFinance

Demystifying Mortgage Myths: Busting Common Misconceptions

  At Indigo Finance, we believe in empowering our clients with knowledge and we want to debunk some of the common myths surrounding mortgages. Read on to gain insights and make informed decisions about your mortgage journey!   Myth: You need a 20% deposit to buy a home. Reality: While a 20% down payment can […]

The Indigo Finance Journey: Simplifying the Loan Process

Once we have agreed on the best way forward for your loans, we will take care of the loan process from start to finish allowing you to focus on what really matters to you. Dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s There’s a lot of paperwork to fill out, financial jargon to decipher, and hoops […]

The Indigo Finance Journey: Streamlining Your Mortgage Search

We pride ourselves on providing a stress-free mortgage application process for our clients. We know that searching for the right loan can be time-consuming and overwhelming. That’s why we make it our priority to research and compare lenders across the market to find the best loan for their specific needs. What can you expect from […]

Step away from the mortgage cliff

The press is full of reports that many Aussies are heading off a ‘mortgage cliff’ – but what exactly is the mortgage cliff? And should we be worried? During the pandemic, interest rates were at an all-time low, and many Aussies took the opportunity to lock in fixed-term deals on larger amounts of debt than […]

First Homebuyer? Start here!

With rising interest rates and increasing living costs, many first homebuyers will be wondering whether now is still the right time for them to get on the ladder, and could be put off making their first purchase. If you are in this position, here are some key tips to help you make the right decisions: Budget! […]

Brave your budget

WHAT IS A BUDGET? A budget is a financial plan that divides up your future personal income towards living expenses, savings and debt repayment. When creating a budget it is important to consider both past spending and personal debt. It’s not just about reducing outgoings – the key is knowing what you spend/where you spend […]

Know your borrowing capacity?

Borrowing Capacity is the amount of money someone is eligible to borrow from a lender (based upon your income versus your outgoings). This amount will vary from person to person and also lender to lender depending on your circumstances. We often find that Borrowing capacity, or lack of it, is what takes our clients by surprise in […]

Capital gains tax

If you sell an investment property, you may be required to pay capital gains tax (CGT) on that sale. What is CGT? CGT is a tax that you’re required to pay on any capital gain earned on the sale of an asset, such as a property. CGT applies to any asset obtained after 19 August […]

Buying a property with family or friends

If you’re looking for a creative way to overcome being locked out of the property market by rising prices, buying a house with a group of family or friends may be a solution. It can also be a minefield though, so here’s how to avoid a blast. While the excitement of banding together in such […]