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Paying off your mortgage is certainly a positive step towards achieving financial stability, but it’s not necessarily enough to guarantee financial freedom. While owning your home outright can certainly reduce your expenses and provide some financial security, there are other factors to consider when it comes to achieving long-term financial independence.

One important factor to consider is building wealth through investments. By investing in a diverse range of assets, real estate, you can build a portfolio that generates passive income and grows in value over time. Additionally, it’s important to consider factors such as retirement planning, estate planning, and risk management to ensure that you’re fully prepared for any financial challenges that may arise.

Refinancing can help you lower your interest rate, lower your monthly payments or even change the terms of your loan. However, refinancing won’t necessarily address other financial issues or goals you may have such as saving for retirement, paying off debt or building equity. Refinancing can be a good option to help you manage your debt but most people want strategies that will help to rapidly eliminate the debt instead. Refinancing works well as a tool that can be used in holistic investment strategy that addresses paying down your mortgage faster, saving on tax, generating cashflow and building wealth for the future.

Yes you can.

Property is a great investment vehicle because it helps in multiple ways to advance your financial position. This can include tax savings through depreciation and investment loan interest, strong property market growth over time Australia-wide and the asset generating cashflow from tenants. 

Equity is the value of an asset minus any liabilities or debts owed against that asset. In the context or real estate, the equity you own in a people is the difference between the value of the property and the loan against it. For example, if a property is worth $600,000 and has a mortgage balance of $400,000, then your equity in the property would be $200,000. Equity can be build up over time through a combination of paying down the mortgage, increasing the value of the property and market appreciation.

There really is zero cost and there are no hidden fees. OneCorp Australia is a licensed real estate agent and earns a commission through the sale of a property. We offer upfront complementary service to help people make the most of their equity growth and desire to have long-term relationships with our clients to help them build a strong investment property portfolio that provides a life of financial freedom.

No. Our initial call is a consultation call to see if we are able to actually help you with your financial situation and see if we may be a good fit for you before we discuss what the possible next steps may be.

We can’t help everyone and it’s important that both us and our clients have a clear path for success for a long-term relationship.

Our team helps to hold your hand through the entire process so you are educated, kept informed and guided through the process.

We also have our OneClub membership that assists with budgeting, tax tracking for investments and support along the way.

Yes. Our typical clients use the equity in their house for investment opportunities, but some people have enough in savings to use instead. Some people choose rentvesting where they choose to rent the property they live in and own investment properties. We can use the same strategies and the same benefits for this.

There are also opportunities to purchase investment property using a self-managed superannuation fund under the guidance of a licensed financial planner which can supercharge your superannuation growth and grow wealth for retirement.

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