Eager first home buyers are keen to get their foot on the property ladder this year after building up savings during the pandemic. The property market has swelled with entry-level buyers in recent months and this is expected to continue throughout 2021 so experts have shared with SMARTdaily their key buying tips. New independent research compiled on behalf of Mortgage Choice quizzed more than 1000 respondents and found first-time buyers, in order to save and buy sooner, have done the following: • 86 per cent changed their saving and spending habits since the onset of the pandemic. • 60 per cent reduced spending. • 59 per cent are adding more money to their savings.
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An electrician who injured his back helping to carry a
400-kilogram switchboard is awarded almost $1.3 million for
injuries he sustained while working for Canberra electrical company
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Working from heights remains the leading cause of
fatalities and serious injuries in Australian workplaces, according
to data from Safe Work Australia (02 December 2020). More.
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cause of death and serious injury in Australia
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