Prince Capital Australia

Prince Capital Australia At Prince Capital, we pride ourselves with the knowledge and diversity in meeting with our customer’s every need.

We offer complete transparency by working together with our clients to achieve their objectives, while ensuring that compliance is met. Prince Capital Solutions is a finance and investment firm with tailored solutions to any financial needs. With an emphasis on high standards of customer service, we ensure that we will find a solution that will be most beneficial to you, our client. Not only do we

offer tailored financial solutions, we also develop strategies and plan to suit our clients’ needs and lifestyle expectations. Our main goal is to ensure that our clients have a peace of mind in their financial life. Our diversity as financial professionals stems from an exceptional understanding and record of success in the industry, which has been refined and developed to suit each individual’s needs and requirements with the utilisation of all available options and resources.

Australia’s home lending market is changing.New data shows the value of home loans written by non-bank lenders increased...
31/08/2026

Australia’s home lending market is changing.

New data shows the value of home loans written by non-bank lenders increased 65% over the year to the June 2026 quarter.

For borrowers, this highlights an important point: the lending market extends well beyond traditional banks, with different lenders applying different products, policies and assessment approaches.

As mortgage brokers, we keep across a broad lending market to help clients understand the options available.

General information only. Lending criteria and policies are subject to change.

Inflation is easing — but rate pressure hasn’t disappeared.Australia’s annual CPI eased to 3.5% in July, while underlyin...
31/08/2026

Inflation is easing — but rate pressure hasn’t disappeared.

Australia’s annual CPI eased to 3.5% in July, while underlying inflation remained at 3.6% and housing costs continued to rise.

For borrowers, interest rates, living costs and lending assessments remain important factors in the current market.

We’ll continue to monitor the latest rate and lending developments.

General information only. This is not financial, tax or legal advice.

Home buyers are looking beyond the purchase price.New research shows energy efficiency, renewable technology and long-te...
24/08/2026

Home buyers are looking beyond the purchase price.

New research shows energy efficiency, renewable technology and long-term running costs are becoming increasingly important considerations for Australian home buyers.

Solar, battery storage and energy-efficient features are moving higher on buyer wish lists as households pay closer attention to ongoing property costs.

It’s another sign that what Australians value in a home is continuing to change.

General information only. This is not financial, tax or legal advice.

First home buyers are showing signs of returning to the market.Recent lending data shows investor activity has fallen mo...
19/08/2026

First home buyers are showing signs of returning to the market.

Recent lending data shows investor activity has fallen more sharply, while first home buyer activity is beginning to strengthen.

With borrowing conditions, government support and property prices all changing, the mix of buyers in Australia’s housing market is shifting.

We’ll continue to monitor the latest lending and property market trends.

General information only. This is not financial, tax or legal advice.

RBA Rate Update | August 2026The cash rate has been held at **4.35%** following three rate rises earlier this year.While...
19/08/2026

RBA Rate Update | August 2026

The cash rate has been held at **4.35%** following three rate rises earlier this year.

While rates are on hold for now, the lending environment continues to evolve and individual lender pricing and policies may still change.

We’ll continue to monitor the market and keep borrowers informed.

General information only. This is not financial, tax or legal advice.

SMSF residential property borrowing rules have now changed.From 10 August 2026, new Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangeme...
11/08/2026

SMSF residential property borrowing rules have now changed.

From 10 August 2026, new Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements for residential property are generally no longer available to SMSFs.

Importantly, this does not mean SMSFs can no longer hold residential property. The change specifically affects new residential property borrowing arrangements.

Certain existing or transitional arrangements may continue, and refinancing of existing residential LRBAs may still be available subject to applicable requirements.

The distinction between SMSF ownership, borrowing and refinancing is important as the new rules take effect.

General information only. This is not financial, tax, legal or SMSF advice. Anyone affected should seek guidance from appropriately licensed professionals.

Inflation is easing — but housing costs remain elevated.Australia’s annual CPI eased to 3.8% in June 2026, while housing...
11/08/2026

Inflation is easing — but housing costs remain elevated.

Australia’s annual CPI eased to 3.8% in June 2026, while housing costs increased 6.8% over the same period.

New dwelling costs and rents also continued to rise, highlighting the different pressures households are experiencing even as headline inflation moderates.

For borrowers, the broader lending environment continues to be shaped by interest rates, living costs and serviceability assessments.

We continue to monitor the latest economic and lending market developments to keep borrowers informed.

General information only. This does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs and is not financial, tax or legal advice.

Australia’s property market has shifted.Some major markets are cooling, while others remain more resilient.Recent data s...
03/08/2026

Australia’s property market has shifted.

Some major markets are cooling, while others remain more resilient.

Recent data shows:

Sydney down 3.3%
Melbourne down 3.1%
Canberra down 2.5%
Adelaide and Perth continued to show growth

It’s a clear reminder that property markets across Australia are now moving at different speeds.

General information only. This is not financial, tax or legal advice.

Three rate rises in 2026.Australia’s cash rate has risen by 0.75% so far this year, reaching 4.35% before being held unc...
03/08/2026

Three rate rises in 2026.

Australia’s cash rate has risen by 0.75% so far this year, reaching 4.35% before being held unchanged in June.

Higher rates can affect:

monthly repayments
borrowing capacity
serviceability assessments

In today’s market, understanding how rate changes affect your overall borrowing position matters more than ever.

General information only. Rates, lending criteria and policies are subject to change.

Australia’s property market is no longer moving at one speed.Recent market data shows that some major capital city marke...
27/07/2026

Australia’s property market is no longer moving at one speed.

Recent market data shows that some major capital city markets have experienced price declines, while other cities have continued to record growth.

Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra have shown signs of cooling, while markets such as Adelaide and Perth have remained more resilient.

This highlights an important point: national headlines do not always reflect what is happening in every suburb, city or property segment.

Local market conditions, property type, borrowing capacity and buyer demand can all influence outcomes differently across Australia.

We continue to monitor property and lending market developments to keep borrowers informed as conditions evolve.

General information only. This does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs and is not financial, tax or legal advice.

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