With property prices soaring, knowing how to improve your home loan serviceability can be the difference between getting the keys or being shown the door.
One in five Aussies has cut back on essentials to pay their buy now, pay later debts, but that hasn't stopped CBA from launching its own rival to Afterpay.
Afterpay shares jumped 261% this year, but now Mastercard and Visa have entered the buy now, pay later market and they've set their sights on Australia.
So it's on sale but you have to rack up debt to buy it? It's not a bargain. Here's how to survive the spending season without waking up to a debt hangover in the new year.
With the strong rise of Afterpay and Zip Pay and the withdrawn Latitude IPO, interest in the buy now pay later space has exploded. But not all attention is good.
With Afterpay rising more than 200% and Zip more than 800% in the past two years, Latitude Financial wants a piece of the booming buy now, pay later industry.
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