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Tag Archives: Historical motgage rates
Australian Housing Lending Rates
Average Australian Housing Lending Rates Up until recently average Australian Housing Lending Rates have closely followed the official interest rate as issued and declared by the Reserve Bank of Australia. The graph included in this post illustrates this correlation. Please … Continue reading
Mortgage Exit Fees
With all the talk recently regards “Mortgage Exit Fees”, I feel compelled to add my penny’s worth. Specific mortgage exit fees have always been very reasonable. Most lenders charge a standard fee to tidy up their book work. My experience … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Home Loans, Australian Interest Rates, Bank Fees, Historical Rates, home loan statement checker, mortgage calculators, mortgage checker, mortgage checker software, mortgage checkers, mortgage refinance, Mortgage Watchdog
Tagged Break Cost, Deferred Establishment Fee, Historical motgage rates, Mortgage Exit Fees
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Bad News On Home Loan Interest Rates
Big Bank Rip-Off Exposed The bad news of the day is that the RBA has increased its cash benchmark rate by 25 basis points (to 4.25%). The RBA has been spooked by real-estate data indicating an Australia wide increase in … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Home Loans, bank loan statement checking software, consolidation home loan, debt consolidation, Historical Rates, Loan Calculators, mortgage checker, mortgage checker software, mortgage checkers, Mortgage Watchdog
Tagged consolidation home loan, Historical motgage rates, home loan statement checker, mortage watchdog
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RBA Hikes Rates Again
Home loan interest rates are still very low. Indicator home loan rates last 50 years. The RBA has lifted rates by .25% today. For home mortgage holders this means a minimum increase of $47 a month on an average $300,000 … Continue reading
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
Rate Cut Check Your Statement
When the Board of Reserve Bank of Australia announce a rate cut, they are talking about a thing called the cash rate. The cash rate is the overnight money market interest rate. The overnight money market is where many home … Continue reading
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Standard Variable Home Loan Interest Rates Cut
All the major banks have announced further cuts to their standard variable mortgage interest rates in recent days. Most have bought their rates down by .21%. I take this as proof that the Federal Government’s bail out of the finance … Continue reading
Home Loan Rates To Tumble
Home Loan Rates in the 5% range not out the question. Continued pessimism and low clearance rates for property sales in Australia has led to a chorus of economists predicting official interest rates will be near zero by 2010. Home … Continue reading
Increase Age Pensions Now Mr Rudd
The Reserve Bank has come to the rescue of big business, now Mr Rudd please come to the rescue of the less fortunate. The Board of The Reserve Bank of Australia today decided to lower the official Government cash interest … Continue reading
Property Boom or Bust,but Profit Assured
Australian Property, Boom or Bust on US crisis? Could Australian property prices collapse and go bust as part of a domino effect from the US Sub Prime crisis and credit default swap dilemma? Last week many popular media outlets reported … Continue reading