Finance

As a property investor, you’ll want to target areas of high growth in order to build your wealth. Well, look no further – a leading property expert pinpoints Melbourne’s rising property hotspots.

Buying an investment property can be a smart way to grow your wealth and generate a passive income. Here are the main things you need to know, and how Carlisle can help!

Rentvesting can be a great option if you want to build your own property, but you’re held back by financial constraints – and with Carlisle, it’s easy.

The second episode of our new podcast gets into the nitty gritty of financing your first home, from finding the right loan to what it actually costs to start building your property.

If you’re having a tough time saving a deposit for your first home, your parents or a close family member may be able to help – here’s everything you need to know about gifted deposits.

Get the best idea in buying a new home and upgrading your car in knowing some of the key terms. View for more blogs at EasyLiving!

Investing in the property market can be a smart financial move, but it pays to do your research before you dive in – here’s what you need to know

Like the idea of moving straight into a luxury, near-new home, without having to undergo the building process? If so, consider buying a display home

Wondering whether buying a townhouse is a good investment for you? Our helpful guide provides all the information you need to decide.

The government has relaxed eligibility requirements for its Home Guarantee Scheme, making it easier to buy your own home.

Reduce your electricity bill and reach your saving goal faster. Here’s how.

In times of financial uncertainty, having an emergency fund can provide peace of mind and help you weather unexpected expenses or income disruptions. But how much money should you set aside, and where should you keep it?

Looking for a way to earn some extra cash? A side hustle might just be the answer!

The Australian Energy Regulator has confirmed that energy prices will be rising this year. So what can Australian households do to soften the blow?

To get ahead, you must think beyond a paycheque-to-paycheque budget and start to make longer-term plans.