Rachelle Kroon

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1,226 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Aug

Rachelle Kroon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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money money money · 930 super, invest or offset, couples & money, negative gearing change explained + more · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Let's give Glenn a holiday.

You need a break.

All right, bye.

money money money · 929 selling IPs to buy a home, career change vs house, joint investing, cash vs ETFs + more · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

Hello.

Thanks for having me.

Yeah, so obviously if you can hold your interest in those properties, you'd want to.

But if it's going to stop you achieving your goal of buying a home with your partner, you're not going to let that stop you.

And maybe selling your interest would be the better thing to do if you have to.

But before you did that, I'd really want to know if you have explored buying

common debt reducer, which is a policy that some banks have and some don't, that says if you own property with other people, and it's a really niche policy.

And I would actually say some mortgage brokers might not even be fully across it.

So I'd just ask your broker, have you explored common debt reducer?

And I'd actually say there's a niche policy with one of the very big major banks, the biggest one, that will actually allow you to state how much of the investment property you're paying back.

So this could be one of those very few cases where if your parents are covering most of the shortfall and they're happy to say that they are, there might be a bank that allows you to keep your hold and increase your entire... Oh, so waive the servicing through.

There is a niche policy that I think you could actually... So just ask your broker, are they a cross-common debt reducer?

And have they looked at the niche policy with the biggest bank?

that will allow you to actually get a stat deck to say what the other parties are paying.

Because your parents might actually be paying most of the shortfall, you're not paying the shortfall, so it wouldn't impact your borrowing capacity at all.

Right.

Oh, wow.

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