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

Having personally experienced the challenging landscape of postpartum depression and anxiety, we recognise the critical role that organisations like Gidget play in offering support at what can be a very trying period.

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.

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What a softer market means for investors and owner-occupiers

What a softer market means for investors and owner-occupiers

Australia’s property market is moving through a softer phase. Rising interest rates, stretched affordability, and the federal budget’s tax reforms have eased buyer demand. This is particularly evident across Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra, where prices have drifted...

5 tips for first-home buyers to kick off the new financial year

5 tips for first-home buyers to kick off the new financial year

With property prices easing in some markets and recent federal budget housing tax reforms appearing to reduce investor competition, conditions may be becoming more favourable for first-home buyers. In this type of environment, there could be more choice, less pressure...

Self-employed home loan options you might not know about

Self-employed home loan options you might not know about

Getting finance when you’re self-employed can sometimes feel more complex than it is for salaried employees, but it’s far from out of reach with the right preparation and paperwork. There may be a few extra steps along the way, but being prepared can help put you in a...

Have we reached the peak in property prices?

Have we reached the peak in property prices?

Have property prices already peaked, and is now the right time to buy? This is a question that many aspiring homeowners are weighing up. While it’s difficult to predict exactly where the market will peak or trough, many investors focus on longer-term trends rather...

Get EOFY Ready as a Property Investor

Get EOFY Ready as a Property Investor

30 June is fast approaching. For property investors, it’s a natural time to review your position and get records in order before the financial year closes. This year there’s an added reason to take stock. The Federal Budget introduced changes to negative gearing and...

Do you know your interest rate?

Do you know your interest rate?

Interest rates are a big factor in each repayment and the total cost over the life of a loan, so staying on top of your current rate, as well as the interest trends across the market, is essential. By staying on top of interest rates, borrowers can make informed...

Motherhood, Mortgages & Making It Work

Motherhood, Mortgages & Making It Work

We know finance isn’t just about numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s about families, future plans, late-night budgeting chats, and trying to answer emails while someone yells “Mum, I'm hungry!” from the other room. Because truthfully? We’re living it too. Between us, Elle...

Why investors are focusing on rental income in 2026

Why investors are focusing on rental income in 2026

Property investors may be motivated by different goals. With changing market conditions and some areas seeing slower price growth, some investors may be placing greater focus on rental yield and cash flow rather than capital growth alone. This shift may influence both...

Buying before you sell? Bridging loans explained

Buying before you sell? Bridging loans explained

For many homeowners, timing can be one of the challenges when purchasing their next property. If you’re planning to sell your current home to fund your next purchase, a bridging loan may be worth considering. Mortgage brokers have reported increased interest in...

Offset or redraw: Which one is best for you?

Offset or redraw: Which one is best for you?

With uncertainty over interest rates, many borrowers are taking the time to review their home loan arrangements. A review of your loan structure may assist in managing repayments, subject to your individual circumstances. Offset accounts and redraw facilities are...

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