
Will Paige
Financial Journalist at TMT Finance
Analyst at @IntelInsider | Published in @thesundaytimes @MorningstarInc @Telegraph + more | Gold Standard @NewsAssociates
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1 day ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read Despite housing affordability being one of their biggest concerns, younger consumers remain optimistic about buying a home. More than half of young Australians are hopeful they will own their own home despite the cost-of-living crisis and housing affordability pressures, according to NAB-owned UBank.
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1 day ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read The value of new home lending in the March 2025 quarter was more than 14 per cent higher year on year, despite a slight dip from the previous quarter. The number and total value of new loan commitments for housing rose annually for the three months to March 2025 despite cooling slightly from the previous quarter, according to ABS Lending Indicators data.
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1 day ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••7 minute read Premier Jacinta Allan has announced a one-year extension to the stamp duty concession scheme for off-the-plan properties. Victoria’s Labor government will invest $61 million to cut stamp duty for off-the-plan apartments, units, and town houses for another year in an effort to reduce upfront costs, speed up building, and save home buyers money.
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2 days ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••9 minute read As climate change and a cost-of-living crisis drive interest in green finance, brokers can capitalise on a growing market opportunity. More than half of Australians plan to improve their homes’ energy efficiency within the next five years, as cost-of-living pressures and environmental concerns drive households to seek energy upgrades, according to PropTrack (part of REA Group).
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2 days ago |
theadviser.com.au | Will Paige
••6 minute read Just one-quarter of small businesses plan to take advantage of the instant asset write-off, OnDeck Australia research shows. Almost three-quarters of small businesses could be set to miss out on the tax benefits of the instant asset write-off (IAWO) scheme, according to OnDeck Australia.
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