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Ask Property: Our home's value dropped and my spouse won't stop spending, should I be concerned? (opens the original)
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Question: I've been having a disagreement with my husband about our financial position, and I'm writing in to see if you can help me understand how the housing slump is impacting our view on our household financial position. The problem is that I want to be far more careful about household spending given the value of our home has dropped, but he's still spending like we're made of money. We don't have a mortgage. Am I right to be concerned? Answer: The current housing slump makes everyone feel l
As the property market drops, premium buyers are quietly upsizing (opens the original)
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The property slump is creating a good opportunity for home owners hoping to upgrade. The weaker property market works in favour of upsizers because the cost gap between the property they sell and the home they buy narrows. Higher-priced homes have fallen further than affordable properties, meaning an owner can accept less when selling their home but secure a discount on the property they buy, according to property research analysts Hotspotting. The strategy works because the dollar saving on the
Ask Property: As a retiring couple selling our home, how do we downsize in a softening market? (opens the original)
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Question: We are a couple in our early 60s, and we are planning to retire in the next three years. Part of our plan to ensure we have enough in superannuation is to downsize out of the family home into a small modern apartment in the next year, as there are several developments under way in our local area that interest us. The only problem is that the property market is softening, and we are now concerned that we aren't going to be able to sell at the top of the market. Should we change our plan
'Refinancing rates are high': growing number of home owners struggle to pay the mortgage (opens the original)
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A growing number of home owners strapped to a mortgage are struggling to keep a roof over their head and are now contemplating their options, new research shows. Declining property prices, rising unemployment and sustained high interest rates are weighing heavily on mortgage holders, who have depleted their financial buffers and the stress has now set in. In particular, highly leveraged borrowers new to the market who purchased at market peaks have been left exposed to property price declines if
Ask Property: I'm 63, divorced and stuck in the rental cycle. How do I get out? (opens the original)
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Question: I'm 63 and I've been stuck in the rental cycle since my divorce a decade ago. We sold our family home and split the proceeds, but once the balance was used to pay the remaining balance on the mortgage, I wasn't left with enough to buy a home big enough for my adult kids to come back and visit and now feel like I've missed the boat. What are my options? Answer: I'm not going to sugar coat it. All the data points to it being almost impossible to get back into the property market, and the
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