
CHARITY
Gidget Foundation Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that exists to support the mental health of expectant, new and potential parents to ensure they receive accessible, timely and specialist care.



Our connection
Our team’s ideals are strongly aligned with the Gidget Foundation’s efforts to assist parents dealing with perinatal mental health issues. We want to help ensure that all parents have access to the assistance they require in the future by supporting Gidget Foundation.
OUR HEART
We proudly support the Foundation via sponsorship for events throughout the year. We also donate $50 for every single loan we settle.

articles
Renovate, Upsize, or Downsize?
Renovate, Upsize, or Downsize? Data-Backed Insights for Your Next Move in Australia Feeling like your current home doesn’t quite match your lifestyle anymore? If so, you’re not alone. Across Australia, homeowners are weighing up three major options right now renovate,...
Buying your First Home? Let’s Chat About the First Home Guarantee Scheme
Unlimited Places and Higher Property Price Caps for First Home Buyers from 1 October 2025 Exciting news for Australian first home buyers! The Australian Government is expanding the Home Guarantee Scheme (HGS), giving more people the chance to enter the property market...
Support for Single Parents – Home Guarantee Scheme
Find Your New Home as a Single Parent Buying a home as a single parent can feel overwhelming however, the Family Home Guarantee makes it possible. This Australian Government scheme helps single parents and legal guardians purchase a family home with a deposit as low...
Is now the time to refinance your home loan?
Inflation has been heading in the right direction and the Reserve Bank of Australia has cut the cash rate three times in 2025. So, is now a good time to refinance? The decision as to whether to refinance depends largely on your individual situation and goals. Here are...
Buying beyond your backyard – a practical guide to investing interstate
Buying an investment property in another state or territory can open the door to a range of new opportunities. From more affordable price points to higher rental yields and market diversification, there are plenty of reasons to look beyond your own backyard. But...
Redraw vs offset: what first-home buyers should know
If you’re planning to buy your first home this spring, you’re not alone. It’s one of the busiest times in the property market, with more listings and more competition. That’s why it’s important to be well prepared. Beyond interest rates, there are other features that...
What is refinancing and when should I do it?
As a homeowner with a mortgage, chances are you’ve heard of the term 'refinancing'. Refinancing involves reviewing your current mortgage, and potentially swapping your loan to another lender, who can better meet your current needs, wants and circumstances. Refinancing...
What happens when your fixed rate term ends?
What Happens When Your Fixed Rate Ends? Fixed rate home loans lock in your interest rate for a set period of time, typically between one and five years, providing stability and peace of mind while you budget and plan. But what happens when that fixed term ends? Most...
Three things you need to ask your partner before you apply for a home loan together
You’ve found someone you want to spend your life with– the hard part is over, right? Wrong. You know each other well enough to know whether or not you each blow the budget every month, but you probably don’t know each other’s complete credit history. So, before you...
Seven cost-effective tips for keeping your home warm during winter
With today’s cost-of-living pressures, winter can be a challenging time financially for households, especially with soaring electricity and gas bills. Here are some tips to manage your energy costs this winter and keep the household budget in check. 1. Be smart about...
How your credit report affects mortgage applications
If you’re new to buying property, you’ll want to understand your credit report and how it may impact your home loan application. Think of your credit report as your financial report card, showcasing how you manage your debts and financial obligations. Here’s why it’s...
Using your equity to buy an investment property
Using your equity to buy an investment property If you’ve paid down your home loan somewhat or your property has appreciated in value, you may be able to use your home’s equity to fund an investment property purchase. Knowing how to use your home equity can help you...