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Lo Doc Loans to 95% of Your Property Value |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Friday, 19 January 2007 |
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If you have previously looked into lo doc loans you probably know how hard it is to find a lender that will lend more than 80% of your property value. Most lenders simply can not exceed 80% as it is written into their credit policies. We have added a few lenders to our panel that can now offer lo doc loans with competitive interest rates to 95% of your property value. |
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St George Slashes Fixed Rates to *6.95% |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Friday, 19 January 2007 |
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St George have released their Summer Sizzler. As of Monday 15th January St George have slashed their 3 and 5 year fixed rates to 6.95%pa. This offer is only available for a limited time so if you're looking for a good rate you'd better hurry. * comparison rate 7.89% & 7.72% |
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Consolidating debt, how does it help? |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Thursday, 18 January 2007 |
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If Christmas and the New Year have left you a little out of pocket you're not alone. More and more Australians are funding the holiday season on credit. While it may be an easy solution for a good holiday it can leave you feeling a little stressed in the New Year. If you have spent a little too much over Christmas, consolidating your debts can reduce your overall repayments and fast track your financial recovery. |
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3rd Rate Rise This Year. What's Next? |
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Written by Scott Crowther
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Thursday, 09 November 2006 |
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To most people the recent rate rise has probably not come as a shock. Virtually all analysts were predicting that the rate rise occurring on Melbourne Cup day was a sure thing. Now that we have had 3 increases this year and 8 consecutive increases what is next for rates and how do you combat the effects of the recent increases? |
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Solid as "The Rock", secure yet flexible |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 17 October 2006 |
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In hindsight we would all be geniuses, wealthy geniuses. Fortunately you don't always need a crystal ball to make good decisions. Interest rates had been low for a long time and the increases we recently saw were inevitable. so what is next? What if rates continue to rise and how do we combat the effects? It's very simple, fix. |
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