Peasy

16/09/2026

Buying your next home is one thing. Buying it while selling your current home can feel like a completely different puzzle. 🏡

Joel and Anita are bringing the property and finance sides together for a practical lunch-and-learn webinar.
We’ll cover buying first vs selling first, bridging loans, choosing a selling agent, deposits and settlement timing, finance structures, common mistakes and what happens when the timing doesn’t go to plan.

Joel will also walk through a buying-and-selling budget planner to show how expected sale proceeds, purchase costs, loan amounts and remaining cash can be mapped out before you make your move.

📅 Thursday, 15 October 2026
🕐 1:00 PM AEST
💻 Zoom webinar

Register via the link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fsPILg-tQFmBW4lqQvwtuQ #/registration

Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording afterwards.

07/09/2026

Wishing the happiest of birthdays from all of us at Peasy. Here's to plenty of smiles, cake and a fantastic year ahead! 🥳

Happy Birthday, Amanda! 🎉🎂

27/08/2026

Our new Peasy website is live! 💚🏡

Whether you’re buying your first home, planning your next move, investing or thinking about refinancing, there’s plenty to explore.

Discover our loan services, meet the Peasy team, Property Strategy, and learn how we make property finance feel clearer and easier, with you first and lenders second.

Take a look around 👀
🌐 peasy.com.au

30/06/2026

Buying your first home? Our free webinar, The ABCs of First Home Buying, is coming up.

We’ll cover the practical side of buying — from understanding the market and negotiating with agents, to auctions, inspections and avoiding costly mistakes.

📅 Wednesday 1 July
🕡 6:30pm AEST
📍 Online webinar

Register here 👇

Buying your first home is exciting. It’s also one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. Most first home buyers spend a lot of time thinking about deposits, borrowing capacity and interest rates. Those things are important, but they’re only part of the story. The reality is that ...

29/06/2026

Paperwork is one of the biggest reasons self-employed borrowers put off reviewing their loan.

Tax returns, BAS, accountant follow-ups, back-and-forth, waiting and the fear of being told no again can make the whole process feel easier to avoid.

But avoiding the question can sometimes mean staying in a loan that no longer fits.

· The issue isn’t that self-employed borrowers have more documents.
· It’s whether anyone has taken the time to understand those documents accurately.

In this article, we explain what self-employed borrowers may want to ask before accepting a higher-rate or low-doc loan as the only option.

25/06/2026

Self-employed and on a mortgage? It may be worth asking whether your current loan still fits your situation.

· Has your rate been reviewed?
· Were your full financials correctly assessed?
· Do you know whether you’re on a full-doc or low-doc loan?
· Were multiple lender options considered?

At Peasy, we ask these questions because the details matter, especially for business owners whose income doesn’t always fit a simple box.

In this article, we share what self-employed Australians may want to check before assuming their current loan is the only option.

And if it raises questions about your own loan, start with a conversation with our team.

18/06/2026

For many self-employed borrowers, reviewing a loan feels like one more painful admin task. But “I’ll do it later” can become expensive. We get it!

· The paperwork.
· The accountant follow-ups.
· The uncertainty.
· The fear of being told no again.

So, all the loan application admin gets pushed aside. But on a large loan, even a small rate difference may add up over time.

No one can responsibly promise a better loan without doing the full work first. But asking the question may still be worth it.

That’s why this article is worth reading if you’re self-employed and have been told a higher-rate or low-doc loan is unavoidable.

Open the link in the comments below to learn more.

17/06/2026

Australia runs on people who back themselves. Business owners, sole traders, contractors and self-employed Australians take risks every day to build something of their own.

· They manage uncertainty.
· They create value.
· They keep moving, even when the path isn’t simple.

So, when it comes to lending, “self-employed” shouldn’t be treated like an assumption. It should be treated as a financial position that deserves proper understanding.

At Peasy, we believe in giving business owners the opportunity to find the best loan, not the default one.

That’s what this blog is all about. Check the link in our bio!

12/06/2026

Refinancing can be a very smart move if you have a loan, but it shouldn’t be done without thinking things through. A lower rate might look appealing at first, but the full picture matters.

· Fees.
· Offset balances.
· Current lender options.
· Future property plans.
· Loan structure.
· Timing.

Sometimes, moving lenders makes sense. Sometimes, staying put is the better call overall.

That’s why the right review matters, especially for self-employed borrowers who may already feel their options are limited.

In our latest article, we explore self-employed loans, low-doc defaults and what you need to do. You can read more clicking the link in our bio.

11/06/2026

When you’re self-employed, your loan conversation shouldn’t start what a lender wants. It should start with YOU.

· Your business.
· Your income.
· Your goals.
· Your plans.
· Your reason for wanting the loan in the first place.

That’s especially important when your financial position takes more effort to understand. Because “more complex” shouldn’t automatically mean “too hard.”

At Peasy, we believe the right loan option starts with understanding the person first. Then, the lender options can be explored with more clarity.