In this episode of the Home Buyers Australia Podcast, Jack Corbett and Damien Walker discuss the hot topic of interest rates and their impact on the property market. With central banks worldwide starting to cut rates, Jack and Damien explore what this could mean for Australian homeowners, particularly those with variable-rate mortgages. They also touch on the importance of borrowing within one’s means and offer some practical advice for buyers navigating the current property market.
This episode covers everything from inflation trends to predictions on rate cuts, providing listeners with valuable insights and relatable real-life examples. Jack and Damien If you are keen to understand the potential impact of interest rates on your home buying journey, this one’s for you.
In this episode:
- How global economic trends impact Australia’s interest rates.
- Predictions for rate cuts in 2024 and beyond.
- The potential impact of interest rate changes on the Australian property market.
- Practical advice for buyers: when is the right time to buy?
- Why borrowing power may increase as rates decrease.
- Why it’s crucial to buy within your means, and how the long game matters in real estate.
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Are you dreaming of owning your own home? Home Buyers Australia is your ultimate guide to navigating the Australian property market. Join mortgage broker Damien Walker and buyer’s agent Jack Corbett as they break down the home buying process into easy-to-understand steps.
Damien Walker, a mortgage broker at Atelier Wealth, specialises in helping Australians navigate the complexities of property finance. With years of experience in the industry, Damien’s insights are invaluable for those looking to build a robust property portfolio.
Jack Corbett, a buyer’s agent at Corbett Property Buyers, brings a wealth of knowledge in identifying and securing high-potential properties. Jack’s expertise ensures clients make informed decisions that align with their long-term goals.
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