Articles by Brett Warren

Brett Warren

Brett Warren is National Director of Metropole Properties and uses his two decades of property investment experience to advise clients how to grow, protect and pass on their wealth through strategic property advice.

Want to save over $70,000 over the life of your mortgage? Maybe that will be easier than you think according to research from RateCity.com.au which revealed if you give up one coffee a day and put the money into your mortgage you could be $71,891 better off over the lifetime of the loan. Now that’s easier…

Have you ever wondered who attends an event like Wealth Retreat? I know I always did. I have been attending Wealth Retreat for the best part of 5 years now, but I remember asking that question before my very first Wealth Retreat. I questioned my own worth and being an introvert, I also questioned whether…

35% of Australians are embarrassed by financial situation. Mortgage Choice and CoreData’s Financial Fitness Whitepaper has revealed that a significant number of Australians are embarrassed by their financial situation. 34% of respondents say they feel embarrassed by their financial habits.  Furthermore, it revealed that 42% of Australians feel embarrassed by their personal debt, and one…

In the current property climate, where opportunities abound, the last thing you want to hold you back from securing an additional asset for your portfolio is any restriction on your borrowing capacity. But that is a reality many investors face given the banks heightened wariness around refinancing and tighter restrictions on how much money they’re…

APRA’s decision to remove the 7 per cent floor on home loan serviceability assessments will help take the brakes off Australia’s home loan credit crunch. Previously, APRA made banks check whether home loan applicants could pay their mortgage at a rate of at least 7 per cent. Most banks applied a minimum rate of 7.25…

Banks charged customers an eye-watering $4.19 billion dollars in bank fees last year, according to the latest figures released from the Reserve Bank of Australia. RateCity.com.au analysis shows this equates to $441 per household in bank fees a year. While the overall total fees paid by households is down from the previous year, credit card…

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