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Aaron Bell

Aaron Bell

Contributing Writer

Aaron Bell is a journalist originally from Brisbane, Australia. With a passion for promoting financial wellness, Aaron prides himself on breaking down complex topics into clear, concise content. He has worked for some of Australia's most influential finance publications, covering personal finance, stock market analysis, and property market news. Since graduating from Queensland University of Technology's School of Journalism, Aaron has lived and worked abroad while contributing to published research in the Australian Journalism Review on Indigenous knowledge and perspectives in university education.

Education: Bachelor of Communication: Journalism (Honours) - Queensland University of Technology Masters of Documentary Film - MetFilm School Berlin

Previous Experience: Savings.com.au, money.com.au, TrackInsight, Australian Journalism Review, Insider Guides, Waves of Wellness Foundation.

The latest from Aaron

First Home Buyer Investment Property: Is It Possible?

Your first property doesn’t have to be a home where you live. Buying investment property as a first home buyer is often referred to as 'rentvesting.'

Do You Need a Deposit For an Investment Property?

It's possible to get an investor loan with a deposit as low as 5% of the purchase price, but you may pay LMI as well as a higher interest rate.

Mortgage Prison: What It Is And How To Avoid It

If you want to refinance your home loan but can't because you don't meet qualification requirements, you might be in mortgage prison.

What Is a Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio?

Mortgage lenders use various metrics to determine your reliability as a borrower. One of these is your debt-to-income ratio.

Mortgagee In Possession And Foreclosure In Australia

If you can't pay your mortgage, the lender may use foreclosure, but most opt to sell via mortgagee in possession to recover the debt instead.

What Is Mortgage Arrears In Australia?

In simple terms, ‘mortgage arrears’ refers to any home loan repayments that are late, missed or overdue.

Can I Use A Mortgage Holiday To Put My Payments On Hold?

A mortgage is often a 20- to 30-year commitment for homeowners. If you face difficulty meeting your repayments, consider a mortgage repayment holiday, which allows you to pause your repayments for a set period.

What Happens If You Can’t Pay Your Mortgage?

If you miss one (or several) payments, expect fees and a late or default notice. If you can’t pay your mortgage at all, you could face default and repossession.

Buying Off The Plan? Here’s What To Know

Committing to a home that hasn’t been built yet could mean flexibility and the opportunity for an affordable home, but there are also plenty of risks associated with buying off the plan.

What Is A Share House?

The rising cost of living and inflation are hot topics in Australia, making living arrangements like share houses a viable option for many trying to save money.

Living In A Private Rental: What To Know

Renters may enjoy having a streamlined relationship with a private landlord, but before signing a lease, consider the pros and cons of living at a private rental.

What Is A Townhouse?

Deciding to purchase a property is a big decision. As you weigh your options, comparing townhouses, apartments and houses can help guide you in the right direction.

Townhouse vs. House vs. Apartment

Deciding to purchase a property is a big decision. As you weigh your options, comparing townhouses, apartments and houses can help guide you in the right direction.

What Is A Dual Key Apartment?

Property investors often use dual key apartments to receive double the rental income from one property.

Can You Renovate An Apartment?

Renovations can improve your quality of life as a homeowner and increase the value of your property. But for apartment owners, gaining strata approval is a challenge.

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