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Do your sums to see if a no-commission home loan works for you

Effie Zahos

Effie Zahos

Do your sums to see if a no-commission home loan works for you , A no-commission home loan means you pay a flat upfront fee for them to find you the best loan and in return the broker forgoes all commissions and puts the money directly back into your home loan.
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Should you lock in your home loan rate? ,

More often than not home owners get the timing wrong when it comes to whether or not they should lock in. I guess it’s the same for investors who buy in a bull market and then sell in a bear. Panic often drives our behaviour so it’s important to look at the facts before you jump in.

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This banking cost is not at all reasonable ,

Special fees for paying by credit card still upset Effie Zahos.

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No relief for credit cardholders, despite rate cuts ,

Despite two consecutive rate cuts last year and the RBA holding the cash rate this month we haven’t seen much rate relief for credit cards.

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The double payment of lender's mortgage insurance is the real hurdle when refinancing a loan, not exit fees

While the focus as to why consumers have been unable to refinance to a better deal has been on exit fees, the real problem for homeowners wanting to switch lenders is the double payment of lenders mortgage insurance.

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A new survey slams the banking reforms and says they're not good enough

A whopping eight out of 10 home borrowers believe the federal government’s planned bank reforms do not go far enough to help borrowers.

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New Year Tip: How to avoid air fare credit card surcharges With so much focus now back on the banking industry, 2011 is going to be a very interesting year for the banks and you. I look forward to reporting on the many changes to come. While some of these changes may save you tens of thousands of dollars, sometimes it's the little banking tips that give me greater pleasure to share. Power to the consumer, I say!
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