Should I buy a car or save for a house? - Laura Sillano, Pod Financial
Fri 10:00am 27 Apr 2018Most of us bump into this proverbial fork in our financial path in life where we are faced with the question; now that it's financially possible, should you be buying a car or save up to buy a house? With the emergence of car-sharing services like Uber, one can get around the city without having to think about the overhead costs of maintaining a vehicle or worrying about paying a monthly loan. Laura thinks that there are more ways to get around other than buying your own car, and it's just a matter of looking at the amount of travelling you'll need in order to operate smoothly everyday. It is important to put-on a certain mindset of looking ahead in terms of finances. Laura and John observes that with the people's need for anything instant--emails, social media, etc-- that perhaps most of us have lost the practice of delayed gratification, or the value of having something bigger in the future in exchange of the sacrifices we have to go through today. Perhaps it's time to get back to this mindset and build goals upon with financial stability in mind. Cars, in value, depreciate over time. However, the value of houses appreciate over time. Laura Sillano is an expert that could help you realign your financial goals. Thinking of buying your own home? Talk to Laura, you can reach her through her mobile number 0422 320 497
Disclaimer: The topics discussed whether in the video or the descriptions that come with the video are intended, not as financial advice, but for general information only. If the information presented in this video appealed to you in any way, please get in touch with our resident expert Laura Sillano at 0422 320 497
Meet our resident experts
Robert King
Accountant
Robert is a fully qualified Chartered Accountant, Registered Tax Agent & Xero Guru. He spends his time helping clients through all stages of the business cycle from setting up a business through to its eventual sale.
Laura Sillano
Mortgage Lending
Laura is a Residential Mortgage Broker with over 11 years experience. She is passionate about educating her clients about their options, and provides mortgage lending advice that is grounded by life experience.
Helen Baker
Financial Planning
Helen Baker, founder of On Your Own Two Feet, is an experienced financial adviser and firmly believes in the benefits of having a strong team of professionals to underpin your financial foundations.
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