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Citibank Slashes Lo Doc Interest Rates |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Tuesday, 14 August 2007 |
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Those that are self employed and do not have financials will welcome the news that Citibank have slashed their lo doc interest rates. With a Citibank Mortgage Plus lo doc loan there is now no difference in rate for a lo doc applicant or fully verified applicant. This means those that can prove their income with payslips receive the exact same rate as those self employed people that can't. |
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Tired of Fees? Give Them the Flick |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Wednesday, 13 June 2007 |
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If you are like most people then just the thought of bank fees is enough to make you sick. They are akin to fleas on a dog or sand flies at a barbecue, annoying to say the least. The good news is now you can give them the flick with an ING Bank Mortgage Simplifier loan. With no application fee, no monthly service fees and no loan redraw fees it really is a "no fee" loan. |
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Stop Renting! No Deposit, No Mortgage Insurance |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007 |
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If you don't have a large deposit and you are buying a house the 3 biggest outlays you will incur are stamp duty, your deposit and lenders mortgage insurance premium. Recent changes to many banks credit policies have seen no deposit loans become more popular and far more affordable. In fact most lenders have the same interest rate for their no deposit loans as for their standard loans. Now St George has introduced a no deposit loan where you aren't required to pay a lenders insurance premium. If you are a first home buyer or don't have a deposit saved up this allows you to stretch the little money you do have a lot further. |
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Increase Your Borrowing Power |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007 |
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If you're looking to purchase a new home but have been told by your bank or lender that you can't borrow enough to finance the purchase what do you do? Look for a cheaper house? Virtually all banks and lenders use different formulas to work out your capacity to borrow and some are far more lenient than others. As an example a single father earning $64,000 per year that has 2 children can borrow approximately $287,000 with St George Bank. The same person can borrow approximately $335,000 through ING Bank. |
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3 Year Fixed Rate 7.15%p.a. Limited Time Only |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007 |
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St George Bank recently dropped their 3 and 5 year fixed rates from 7.35%pa to 7.15%pa (CR 7.86%). So if you're considering fixing you'd better hurry as this is for a limited time only. |
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