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November 28, 2025
For the past few years, many older Australians have benefited from the federal government’s freeze on deeming rates. This freeze meant that the income Centrelink assumed you earned from your savings and investments stayed artificially low, helping many retirees maximise their Age Pension. But in September, the government announced Centrelink Age Pension changes that end
November 19, 2025
Owning your home outright often brings peace of mind, but many older Australians are also “asset-rich, cash-poor”, looking for ways to free up some of that value without losing the place they call home. That’s where a Reverse Mortgage comes into view. But one of the biggest concerns seniors raise is: “If I take out
November 19, 2025
If you’re exploring a Reverse Mortgage, one of the most important people you’ll meet is your broker. They’re your guide through what can feel like a complex decision. So it’s worth asking the right questions, understanding what good support looks like and making sure you feel comfortable and confident before you sign anything. Why your broker
November 12, 2025
When it comes to reverse mortgages, you might imagine retirees have plenty of time to wait. But new research from Seniors First tells a very different story. Our latest customer survey found that speed to funding — how quickly the money becomes available after applying — is now one of the most important factors for
October 28, 2025
For many Australians over 55, home ownership brings both comfort and challenge. You’ve likely built up significant equity in your home but rising living costs, credit card debt, or lingering home loans can make cash flow tight. The good news? You don’t always have to sell your home to get back on top. There are
October 8, 2025
You’ve worked hard for your home, and now you’re considering a Reverse Mortgage to make your retirement more comfortable. But here’s a question many seniors overlook: have you created a proper, legally-binding will and updated your estate planning? If the answer is no, you’re not alone. Many Australians delay estate planning, thinking they’ll “get to it
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