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Don’t Take a Mortgage Interest Rate Rise Without a Fight
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 12/17/2009
- Mortgage
- Unrated
More than likely if you have a Standard Variable Rate Mortgage you face at least a $50 monthly repayment increase. Whenever the Reserve Bank opts for an increase in the official Cash Rate, you will need to, more than likely, look for additional similar increases in the ensuing months.
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Credit Card Crunch Reduced through Mortgage Refinance
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 12/16/2009
- Mortgage
- Unrated
If you are like most Australian consumers, you more than likely have succumbed to the convenience using credit cards as a funding source to get the things you want in life. It takes a great deal of discipline using credit cards on a monthly basis to make extraordinary purchases or even casual payments for a night out on the town or to buy that special pair of shoes you found while out on a normal shopping excursion.
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Consolidate Your Debts through Mortgage Refinance
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 12/16/2009
- Mortgage
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Many homeowners faced with mounting debt struggling to pay an existing home loan may find relief through a mortgage refinance. There are options available to Australian homeowners that can bring needed financial relief.
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Don’t Take a Mortgage Interest Rate Rise Without a Fight
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 12/5/2009
- Mortgage
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More than likely if you have a Standard Variable Rate Mortgage you face at least a $50 monthly repayment increase. Whenever the Reserve Bank opts for an increase in the official Cash Rate, you will need to, more than likely, look for additional similar increases in the ensuing months.
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Consolidate Your Debts through Mortgage Refinance
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 12/2/2009
- Mortgage
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Many homeowners faced with mounting debt struggling to pay an existing home loan may find relief through a mortgage refinance. There are options available to Australian homeowners that can bring needed financial relief.
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Why Should I Use a Mortgage Broker?
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 11/27/2009
- Mortgage
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Unfortunately for many mortgage seekers, they really do not understand how to use a mortgage broker to their best advantage. Many who are new to the lending and borrowing process believe it is not necessary to use a mortgage broker. They think it is one of those suspicious type occupations with activities that easily can be performed by a well-informed and self-educated potential borrower. Good luck with that line of thought.
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Best Mortgage Choice is Based on Personal Needs
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 11/27/2009
- Mortgage
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The best mortgage available in today’s Australian home-buying market depends upon a potential borrower’s personal financial situation. There are, literally, hundreds of mortgage products on the market and a smart consumer will seek out the best mortgage advice from a trained home loan consultant.
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Mortgage Vs Renting
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 11/26/2009
- Mortgage
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Recent economic downturns have fairly well focused on the mortgage lending market, where terms have loosened allowing more people than ever in Australian history to buy a home. Although the slipping economic times cannot be blames solely on a requirement-reduced lending atmosphere, a return to more traditional mortgage lending practices have many people thinking their only choice for shelter is to rent.
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Use a Mortgage Calculator to Determine Your Borrowing Power
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 11/25/2009
- Mortgage
- Unrated
If it was easy, everyone would simply walk into a bank, request a home mortgage and walk out with a wad of cash. Borrowing money these days is a much more complex activity than it has ever been in the past. There are a number of personal information items that need to be dealt with before you submit a loan request. Lenders want to take a look at how much you make to determine how much they can loan. There are other mitigating factors that play into loan approvals. However, you can find out what size of a loan your might qualify for based on this personal information. You need not wait until you begin the loan process to discover how much you can borrow if you us a mortgage calculator.
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Don’t Use a Mortgage Broker: Go It Alone
- By Dave Nalin
- Published 11/10/2009
- Mortgage
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In this modern day where information is ready at every click, finding your own home loan without the use of a professional mortgage broker is more than likely your best bet. After all, you have all the time in the world for self-education, don’t you? Plus, you probably have a lot of extra time from your job, taking care of family and other personal matters to spend untold hours examining each and every Australian home loan product.
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