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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has called on the bank regulator to loosen its lending rules to make it easier for the Australians with student debt to take out a home loan.
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A gifted deposit can help first home buyers, but it can also create legal and financial risks. Here's what families should know before handing over money.
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