How much is deemed as ‘comfortable’ when it comes to mortgages? Speaking with Antoni Granata, Home Loan Specialist at Westpac, and Anne Flaherty, Senior Economist at REA Group, we discuss how to determine your limits, and how to know if you’re out of your depth in the current market.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How much is deemed as ‘comfortable’ when it comes to mortgages? Speaking with Antoni Granata, Home Loan Specialist at Westpac, and Anne Flaherty, Senior Economist at REA Group, we discuss how to determine your limits, and how to know if you’re out of your depth in the current market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much is deemed as ‘comfortable’ when it comes to mortgages? Speaking with Antoni Granata, Home Loan Specialist at Westpac, and Anne Flaherty, Senior Economist at REA Group, we discuss how to determine your limits, and how to know if you’re out of your depth in the current market.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How to find your 'comfort zone' when buying a home

A fortnightly property news podcast that is all about real questions and real insights by realestate.com.au - Australia's number one address in property. 

Talking to industry experts and using exclusive data this show will cover everything from interest rates and the rental crisis to housing fairness and what the property market will be like in 2030.

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A fortnightly property news podcast that is all about real questions and real insights by realestate.com.au - Australia's number one address in property. Talking to industry experts and using exclusive data this show will cover everything from interest rates and the rental crisis to housing fairness and what the property market will be like in 2030.

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