Financial Freedom is defined as the ability to be comfortable with one’s financial restrictions
First of all, be comfortable with one’s financial restrictions doesn’t mean simply putting up with it. Be comfortable here means you can create, own and confront the financial restrictions and not be the effect of them. Let’s face it, regardless of how much money you have, you still have financial restrictions, so if you can’t be comfortable with it, you will always feel trapped by it. What-is-collateral-and-what-it-means-to-a-lender Purchase-costs Q-what-does-this-mean-moving-forward-in-current-housing-market Raj-brar Q-if-im-looking-to-get-into-property-should-i-buy-now-or-wait-for-prices-to-drop-further Elmer-liu Tips-for-buying-well-in-a-buyers-market Elmer-liu-show Tighter-lending-conditions-affecting-investors-active-sydney-melbourne-property-markets Looking-forward-for-a-smooth-loan-process 4-tips-to-avoid-overspending-this-christmas Does-credit-history-plays-a-big-role How-to-estimate-the-rental-return-on-an-investment-property Loan-process Ankur-dhir 5-important-reasons-refinance-mortgage Q-whats-happening-to-property-values-around-australia Should-i-buy-now-or-wait-qa-for-first-home-buyers-and-investors
“Should I buy now or wait?”: Q&A for first-home buyers and investors
There is plenty of evidence that our property markets have changed. The hot ‘sellers’ market’ we saw in the past few years, where vendors called the shots and the price of many properties increased at a dizzying rate, is now... Read More →