36 - Unlocking How Banks Assess Casual & Contract Income
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概要
Casual and contract workers make up more than a quarter of the Australian workforce. If you're a casual or contract worker, there are absolutely ways to borrow. It just comes down to understanding how banks look at your income and making sure you're with the right lender for your situation.
In this episode, Jack Elliott and Chris Bates break down how banks assess casual and contract income. We talk through what lenders are actually looking for, why the same weekly pay can mean very different borrowing capacity at different lenders, and how you can protect yourself financially once you take on a mortgage.
We also share a real example where choosing the right lender added $35,000 in borrowing capacity just by using a different annualisation method, showing why lender selection matters so much for casual and contract workers.
In this episode:
🔑 How banks assess casual income and what they're looking for
🔑 Why the same weekly pay can mean different borrowing capacity at different lenders
🔑 How banks assess contract income and the difference between dependent and independent contractors
🔑 How to protect yourself financially once you take on a mortgage
🔑 What casual and contract workers should be doing right now to put themselves in the strongest position
Timestamps
00:00 - Casual and Contract Income Explained
03:11 - How Banks Assess Casual Income
04:48 - Strengthening Your Position as a Casual Worker
06:53 - Annualisation Differences Between Lenders
07:49 - Protecting Yourself as a Casual Borrower
09:49 - Dependent vs Independent Contractor
10:32 - Contract History, Renewals and Gaps
13:30 - Key Takeaways
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