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28/05/2026

What is Negative Gearing and why is everyone talking about it again?

If you own an investment property or are planning to invest in Australian real estate, understanding negative gearing is critical.

In this video, I explain:
• What negative gearing actually means
• What changes have been proposed and its timeline.
• What investors and home buyers should watch moving forward

Negative gearing can affect property prices, rental supply, investment strategies and long-term wealth creation.

If you want to understand how policy changes may affect your future plans, this video breaks it down in simple terms.

For personalised lending or investment lending guidance, feel free to get in touch.

28/05/2026

Timeline of Negative gearing Explained.
What is Negative Gearing and why is everyone talking about it again?

If you own an investment property or are planning to invest in Australian real estate, understanding negative gearing is critical.

In this video, I explain:
• What negative gearing actually means
• What timeline proposes for Negative Gearing.
• What investors and home buyers should watch moving forward

If you want to understand how policy changes may affect your future plans, this video breaks it down in simple terms.

For personalised lending or investment lending guidance, feel free to get in touch.

22/05/2026

Top-Up Loan or Cash Out Refinance — both allow you to access equity, but they work differently.

A top-up usually increases your existing loan with the same lender, while a cash out refinance may involve refinancing your current loan and releasing additional funds.

In this video
• How each option works
• Key differences #
• What lenders assess before approval

Useful for:
✔ Renovations
✔ Investment property purchases
✔ Debt consolidation
✔ Large expenses
✔ Equity access strategies

For personalised guidance, contact Nifty Lending Services.

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

When should your refinance makes sense?

Refinancing your home loan can save you money—but only if it’s done for the right reasons.
In this video, we break down when refinancing actually makes sense, including:
• Unlocking equity and restructuring debt
• Securing a genuinely lower long-term rate
• Moving away from uncompetitive loans
• Accessing better features like offset accounts
Most borrowers refinance reactively when rates change—but that can cost more in the long run.
Refinancing should be a strategy, not a reaction.
If you want a personalised review of your loan, reach out.

01/05/2026

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12/04/2026

Thinking about using your super to invest in property?

Before you jump in, understand:
• How SMSF loans actually work
• How borrowing capacity is calculated
• How many people can combine
• What you can (and can’t) buy

This space is powerful — but also heavily regulated.

If you want clarity before making a move, book a quick strategy session.
Link in bio. . This content is for general information only and does not constitute financial or credit advice. SMSF lending and property investment involve risks and may not be suitable for everyone. You should seek independent financial, legal, and tax advice before making any decisions.

10/04/2026

Refinancing? Don’t Make This Mistake

Interest rates going up doesn’t automatically mean you should refinance.

Most people react quickly—but refinancing comes with costs, resets your loan term, and may not even be approved under current lending rules.

Before switching lenders, consider this:
✔ Costs can cancel savings
✔ Loan term may reset to 30 years
✔ Borrowing power may have changed

A smarter first step?
👉 Ask your current lender for a rate review.

Refinancing should be a strategy—not a reaction.







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Disclaimer

This content is for educational purposes only and is not credit advice. Please seek professional advice before making financial decisions.