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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
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
The Sky Is Falling
Is The Main Stream Media Talking The World Economy Down for Better Ratings The main stream media has been responsible for a lot of unhelpful babble in recent days, especially in the relentless, unthinking, 24/7 TV media. The pretty talking … Continue reading
Counselling For The Mortgage Stressed
The Australian Federal Government will pump a further $3.5 million dollars of federal funding into 41 local government and community organisations to make financial counselling available free of charge for individuals and families who have got them selves into a … Continue reading
Mortgage Insurance No Stress Reliever.
The global credit meltdown has bought all forms of mortgage and mortgage guarantee insurance firmly into the lime light. However the mortgage insurance they are talking about in the US is significantly different to the Australian version. Under the Australian … Continue reading
Mortgage Stress Effects Property Investors
Some tempory mortgage stress relief. Tenants not paying on time or behind, unable to make your interest payment on your rental property loan? Don’t use your own money, consider setting up an interest only line of credit allowing capitalisation of … Continue reading
Hopes Up For Home Loan Rate Cut
The headline should have read: Don’t get your hopes up for a home loan interest rate cut next month. The murmur from the reserve bank is rates on hold for October because of the aussie dollars slide against the greenback. … Continue reading