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mortgage rates 19 Sep 2008 12:00 AM
Looking for a boat loan? Make sure you know the “ins and outs” of boat loan finance by Vicky Edema Comment (0)
Boat loans are generally sought to purchase a boat for either personal or commercial purposes. Just like an auto loan, a boat loan can be structured to meet your particular cash flow. The average boat in Australia costs around $20,000 – although you can get started for a lot less than this – a boat loan for $2500 can get you into a $3000 aluminium runabout which can give you hours of delight (and
refinancemortgage ratesmortgage calculatormortgageloan calculator 12 Feb 2008 12:00 AM
What to do if you are experiencing difficulty meeting your mortgage repayments by Rocco Reitano Comment (0)
Hundreds of thousands of Australians are bracing for more mortgage pain following the Reserve Bank’s decision to lift official interest rates by another .25% p.a. in February. Commonwealth Bank borrowers will experience the additional pain of a further .05% increase as the bank has alerted the market that it will be increasing its rates on standard loans by .30 as opposed to simply passing on the
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Should I Refinance My Mortgage? by Kim Jennings Comment (0)
Refinancing your mortgage can be a very daunting experience. Am I doing the right thing? Will I recoup the costs involved in the refinance? Am I better off with a lower rate or lower fees? Will the financial institution I refinance with be accommodating and provide ongoing support? These are all questions you need to ask when thinking about a refinance.

The most common reason to refinance a home
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Refinance by Mark Bonaventura Comment (1)
To refinance or not to refinance – that is the question. In the current upward interest rate cycle it is natural that home loan borrowers may seek relief from the cash flow pressures caused by increased mortgage repayments. Whether or not relief can be obtained by refinancing their loan with a different lender needs to be carefully analysed and evaluated as any benefits gained can be swiftly
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Why Refinance? by Vicky Edema Comment (0)
Should I finance in the current interest rate environment?

The number of borrowers looking to refinance their home loans has increased over the past six months because of the uncertainty of interest rates in Australia. Currently the Reserve Banks' Official Cash Rate (OCR) is at an 11 year high. Interest rates have increased in Australia for both international and national reasons, and all
refinancemortgage ratesmortgage calculatormortgageloan calculator 21 Jan 2008 12:00 AM
To Refinance or Not to Refinance …That is the question by Vicky Edema Comment (1)
There is supposedly a lot of refinancing of home loans going on at the moment mainly prompted by early media reports on the claims by banks that they were some how unaffected by rising interest rates resulting from the credit squeeze in the US.

The banks’ initial claims that they had little if any exposure to the problems in the US resulted in borrowers perceiving them to be a safer bet on
refinancemortgage ratesmortgage calculatormortgageloan calculator 8 Jan 2008 12:00 AM
Mortgage Rates Stress by Vicky Edema Comment (0)
The number of households suffering "mortgage rates stress" may double within six to 12 months - sending tens of thousands bankrupt – as all lenders are forced to increase mortgage rates in response to the global credit crisis.

Mortgage rates are predicted to jump by as much as 1 percentage point on some loans and up to 20 basis points on most standard mortgages.

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