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Home Loan Interest Rate Direction

The only way is up it seems. Unless soaring house prices abate somewhat, expect more rate rises in the very near future. Reading the recently published RBA board minutes, it seems the RBA has pinned part of the blame for … Continue reading

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What Fees To Expect For A Fixed Rate Home Loan

Typical application fee: $600 to $800 (May be less if you already have a loan). Be prepared to pay a higher application fee if you are buying a unit or property off the plan. If you plan to repay or … Continue reading

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Letter From My Mortgage Broker

I received the following email from my mortgage broker today. Because of my diverse income streams I used lo doc for one of my loans. He is touting for business I am sure, but the letter also drives home the … Continue reading

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Should I lock the rate on my home loan?

CBA to increase fixed rate lock loans by 60 basis points! Should I lock the rate on my home loan? This is an interesting question, and given the recent press leaks from the experts on what we should be paying … Continue reading

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Mortgage Stress Relief For Some!

Variable rate home loan borrowers are rejoicing the recent rate cuts, but fixed rate home loan borrowers may need a new plan. The Housing Industry Association (HIA), Australia’s peak housing construction body reports that home loan borrowers with a $250,000 … Continue reading

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