Property Finance Uncut: The potential for market acceleration

As the end of the year nears, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has clearly set its trajectory towards 2024.

Robyn Tongol • 03 October 2023 • Podcast

In this episode of Property Finance Uncut, Smart Property Investment’s Phil Tarrant and Finni Mortgages’ chief executive Paul Glossop once again reflect on the latest RBA decision and its impact on the Australian financial landscape.

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The duo discuss the continuing phenomenon of fixed rate mortgages coming to an end, before unpacking how investors can look to capitalise on upcoming opportunities for equity extraction.

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