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  • How Much Can You Afford To Borrow For An Investment Property?

    Like most Australians, you have set your sights to getting an investment property as part of your long-term financial strategy. The only problem is that property is getting more and more expensive. How do you know what to go for and how much you can afford to borrow to buy your (next) investment property? Well,…

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  • Various Home Loans To Benefit From

    Property prices are rising and interest rates, while unchanged in May, still hover around the very low mark. This makes the condition ideal for investors if there ever was one. Of course, the properties are skyrocketing in terms of rates but the low interest climate will help you offset the costs of purchase. The inherent idea…

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  • Reverse Mortgage Option Delights Ageing Population

    Reverse mortgage has come quite handy for Australian investors (especially the aged ones) as a technique of releasing equity in homes. When people keep paying their mortgage in time, they begin to own a part of their homes. The more mortgage payments, the higher the equity, and it is this particular facet of loan arrangement…

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  • Banks Respond to RBA’s Rate Cut

    Banks are making cuts in variable loan rates, one-year fixed rates and three-year fixed rates, among other things, as a knee-jerk reaction to the Reserve Bank’s decision of a further 25 basis point cut. The banks are borrowing at a lesser cost in the fixed-rate market and they are more than glad to transfer the…

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  • RBA Goes for Further Rate Cut

    No less than 16 third-party lenders have reacted to the latest cash rate cut by the Reserve Bank. An article on The Adviser reports how CUA, Bendigo Bank and Teachers Mutual Bank have fully transferred the rate cut, cutting their interest rates by 25 basis points, too. Some have gone on to make changes in…

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  • NSW Tops Home Loan Market Scene

    In an article for the website Property Update, Andrew Wilson puts into focus the rejuvenation of home loan market in capital cities in December 2014. This is a rebound from the drastic results of November 2014. While many capital cities registered modest growth, South Australia returned figures of 4.5% and NSW topped with 6.6%. Investor…

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