NEWSLETTER
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April 2026 Edition
With rising interest rates, a diverging property market, and ongoing economic uncertainty, many homeowners and investors are inclined to reassess their options.
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Join us as we unpack the situation with Interest Rates, explain bridging loans and look at why Rental Income has become the focus of Investors in 2026.
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All this and more in this months edition.
March 2026 Edition
Autumn has landed and we can feel the change in the air! Easter is right around the corner and Winter edges closer.
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​The RBA lifted the cash rate again and the War in the Middle East is keeping everything very interesting at the moment!
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In this month's edition, let's have a look at what happens when you refinance your home loan and why many first home buyers choose to work with a mortgage broker.
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February 2026 Edition
It’s been a busy few weeks in the property world.
Most notably, the Reserve Bank of Australia increased the cash rate for the first time since November 2023. We unpack this decision.
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Come with us as we take a look at the Property Investment Trends for 2026, investigate whether you are secretly paying a 'Loyalty Tax' on your home loan and more all in this months newsletter.
January 2026 Edition
Welcome to 2026!
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After a strong year of growth in 2025, the property market is beginning the new year at a steadier pace. With uncertainty around the Reserve Bank of Australia’s next move, we highlight some of the key trends and factors shaping the market in 2026.
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All this and more in our January Newsletter!
December 2025 Edition
Christmas is next week, the New Year follows quickly after and with that we farewell 2025!
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What a Year it has been!
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Join us as we take a look at the year in Review and what is on the horizon for 2026. We also delve into how young Aussies are navigating the housing affordability challenges.
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All this and more in our December Newsletter!
November 2025 Edition
We’re almost at the end of another busy spring selling season, and what a standout it’s been, especially for vendors.
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Preparing for the End of Year festivities can put a strain on the wallet, but we have you covered! Read our article on having a Budget Friendly Festive Season.
Thinking of Investing in a Holiday Home for the New Year? Read our guide!
All this and more in the November Newsletter!
October 2025 Edition
The flowers are in bloom, the birds are singing, and the property world is abuzz with eager buyers! Few things energise the property market quite like the spring selling season.
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After you have taken a look at the latest Home Value Movements and Interest Rate News, you can take a look at the common mistakes first home buyers can make, find out the signs to that indicate a suburb is experiencing growth and top it all off with how refinancing can bring relief for home owners. What a jam packed edition as we ride out the last few months of 2025!
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Enjoy My Finance Network's latest newsletter.
September 2025 Edition
Spring is here, and with it comes one of the busiest times in the property market. Longer days, blooming gardens and renewed buyer confidence make this season a prime time for selling – and competition is already heating up among buyers eager to secure their next home.
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Our September issue focuses on the changes to the First Home Buyers Scheme as well as considering whether buying new or existing is the way to go.
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August 2025 Edition
The busy spring selling season is just around the corner, and it’s an exciting time for those who are looking to buy a home or investment property.
In this issue, we look at whether now is a good time to refinance your home loan, the difference between redraw and offset accounts and give a practical guide for interstate investing.
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July 2025 Edition
Property prices are climbing to record highs, interest rates are on hold but could be dropping again soon, and buyer demand remains strong.
We may be in the throes of winter, but the property market is anything but cool.
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Let's take a look at using your equity to buy an Investment Property, how your Credit Report affects Mortgage applications and some tips for keeping your home warm this Winter!
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June 2025 Edition
Join us for our first Winter edition for 2025!
If you’re planning a winter property purchase, you’d be feeling a warm buzz after the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) latest cash rate decision. Read on to see how this changes things.
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Plus- What does Labor's recent landslide victory mean for aspiring home owners? And are you retirement ready?
We have some great articles in this edition of MyFN's newsletter
May 2025 Edition
It's May!
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There has been a LOT going on: Tariffs, RBA announcements, Elections being called. It has been busy!
Aside from our regular content, we look at the Election and who is offering what, the Federal Budget and what it means for homebuyers and we take an in depth look at Negative Gearing.
PLUS: we introduce you to MyFN's newest broker, Louise!
It's a jam packed issue, so grab a cuppa and settle in for the last Newsletter of Autumn!
April 2025 Edition
Welcome to our April newsletter!
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We take a look at what has been happening since the RBA cut the cash rate in February and what that means for homeowners.
Also, if you are considering renovating, make sure you read our article on Renovation Mistakes and how to avoid them.
And, having a redraw facility with your home loan can be incredibly helpful, but how exactly does it work? Check out page 5 and 6 of this months newsletter for a better understanding.
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All this and more in MyFN's April newsletter!
March 2025 Edition
Welcome to our March newsletter!
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut the cash rate, giving homeowners on variable loans some much-needed mortgage relief. Meanwhile, national housing values held steady in January, while regional Australia property prices pushed to new record highs.
Property prices have fallen in many markets in recent months and rental growth has slowed, so has the property market peaked? If you’re planning to buy a unit, villa, townhouse or duplex, you may be out of pocket for strata fees. Find out more about these mandatory contributions and how to budget for them.