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Hosted by Future Finance Group’s expert mortgage brokers and industry guests, this podcast dives into all things home loans, personal finance, and property strategy—tailored to the Australian market. Whether you're buying your first home, refinancing, or building your investment portfolio, we’re here to guide you with real-world insights and clear advice.This podcast is intended for general discussion only. For personalised help, speak with your financial planner—or reach out to FFG directly. We’d love to support your finance journey.
Unknown Host hosts Down to Finance Australia, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Hosted by Director Amie Tennant, with senior brokers Sarah and Brendon, this episode unpacks how negative gearing and lending changes are affecting what investors can actually borrow right now. What's changed with negati
Hosted by Director Amie Tennant, with brokers Sarah and Brendon, this episode breaks down why first home buyers have more opportunity right now than they have in years. Current stamp duty exemptions and who qualifies The
A fast-moving Q&A covering the questions most first-time property investors are thinking, but not always asking out loud. This panel discussion tackles common decision points around budgeting, strategy, yield vs growth,
If you’re a first-time property investor, your next best move might be getting clarity on the bigger plan first. Ricky Jewell explains how property fits into long-term wealth strategy, why structure and tax matter over t
First-time investors often ask “where should I buy?” - but the better question is “what’s my strategy?” Patricia Zurrer explains how to define goals, use Australia-wide research, and understand property cycles so you’re
Depreciation is one of the most misunderstood parts of property investing - and one of the most useful for cash flow. Daniel Ward explains what depreciation is, how schedules work, and the key differences between new and
Finding the right property is only half the job - the buying process and rental reality matter too. Ash Marton shares how first-time investors can get closer to real opportunities and negotiate with more confidence. Kevi
Structure is one of the biggest early decisions a first-time property investor makes. Adam Pasquill unpacks the basics of negative gearing, CGT, and the high-level differences between common ownership structures, plus th
Borrowing power is the real starting line for first-time property investors. Amie Tennant shares the lending foundations that help investors move from “someday” to a real plan - including what lenders look at, how to pre
If you’ve wondered whether to fix, stay variable, or run a split - this one’s for you. We break down the real drivers of your interest rate, from LVR tiers and credit score to product choice and lender appetite. You’ll h
If you are self-employed and thinking about buying, refinancing or investing, this one is for you. Amy Tennant sits down with Mandy and Sarah to break down exactly what lenders want to see from business owners. They cove
The First Home Buyer Scheme just changed — and it could make buying your first home in Australia easier than ever. In this episode, Sarah, Mandy, and Molly from Future Finance Group explain what’s new: income caps remove
In this episode of Down to Finance with FFG Australia, we bust the biggest home loan myths Aussie buyers still believe—from needing years of savings to HECS debt destroying your chances. We cover probation periods, one p
In this episode of Down to Finance with FFG Australia, we’re joined by Patricia Zurrer from Property Consulting Australia to unpack what really matters when investing in property. From rentvesting and balancing growth vs
Buying your first home? We unpack real pathways to buy sooner in Australia: 5% deposits with no LMI, stamp duty savings, how gifts and rent ledgers can count toward “genuine savings,” and when a family guarantor can help
A Straightforward Chat About Selling Property (and Doing It Well)What does a good real estate agent actually do? In this honest, practical conversation, Amie and Sarah from Future Finance Group sit down with experienced
In this powerful episode, Amie and Sarah are joined by Ricky from Index Wealth as Sarah shares the deeply personal story of losing her partner at just 28—with two kids under four and a newly purchased property. What foll
In this episode, Amie and Sarah are joined once again by buyer’s advocate Andrew Date to walk through a real client success story—from selling a long-held family home in Seaford to buying a rare off-market apartment in M
Olivia from First Class Legal joins Amie and Sarah to break down the biggest legal risks buyers and sellers face—and how a good conveyancer can save you major headaches. They talk through when to engage a conveyancer, wh
In this episode, Amie and Sarah sits down with Ricky from Index Wealth to unpack what financial planners actually do—and why almost everyone can benefit from seeing one. They talk through how advice is tailored to life s
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