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How to add LVR goals in Money Tank

Learn how to add and manage LVR goals in Money Tank, helping you track your loan-to-value ratio, improve your equity position, and plan for refinancing or investment moves.

Updated over 4 weeks ago

What are LVR goals?

LVR Goals are a Money Tank feature that let you set and track Loan-to-Value Ratio (LVR) targets for one or more properties. They’re perfect for monitoring your equity position and planning ahead for refinancing or investment moves.

How to create an LVR goal

  1. Go to Money Tank.

  2. In the My Goals widget, select the + button to open the Add Goal popup.

  3. From the goal type selector, choose LVR.

  4. Enter a Goal Name.

  5. Select one or more properties from the dropdown — your starting LVR will populate automatically.

  6. Set your target LVR (this should be lower than the starting value).

  7. Choose your target end date.

  8. Upload a picture for your goal (optional — you can also add this later).

  9. Add any notes you want to keep with the goal, then save.

Once your goal is created, select View Goals anytime to check your progress or make updates. Please note, the property selection can’t be changed after creation, as the starting LVR is locked to the goal’s start date.

FAQs

Q: What does LVR mean?
A: LVR (Loan-to-Value Ratio) is the percentage of your loan compared to the property’s market value.

Q: Is a lower or higher LVR better?
A: A lower LVR is better — it means more equity, less risk, and generally better lending options.

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