Ep #114 – HECS changes now live, higher borrowing capacity

In our previous episode, we flagged some important changes on the horizon for HECS assessments — and as of this week, those changes have officially gone live. For anyone with student debt, this is big news. Borrowing capacities have now increased,

An episode of the The Long Property Show podcast, hosted by The Long Property Show, titled "Ep #114 – HECS changes now live, higher borrowing capacity" was published on April 10, 2025 and runs 10 minutes.

April 10, 2025 ·10m · The Long Property Show

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In our previous episode, we flagged some important changes on the horizon for HECS assessments — and as of this week, those changes have officially gone live. For anyone with student debt, this is big news. Borrowing capacities have now increased, in some cases quite significantly — especially if your HECS/ HELP debt will be […]

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In our previous episode, we flagged some important changes on the horizon for HECS assessments — and as of this week, those changes have officially gone live. For anyone with student debt, this is big news. Borrowing capacities have now increased, in some cases quite significantly — especially if your HECS/ HELP debt will be […]

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