Tag: Why you have almost no chance of walking into a branch and getting the right loan
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Getting a deposit together, your options
One of the key criteria to buying a home is to have a deposit & enough money to cover your stamp duty and legal fees, if you already own a property hopefully there’s enough equity to draw upon to cover your new purchase, or, perhaps you’re considering selling to release the equity that way. …
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Whats the fastest way to pay off your loan?
I just responded this exact question on a forum – and while the answer is simple: 1 Get a good economic interest rate and reasonable fees (if any) 2 put as much money into the loan (or offset account) as soon as you can 3 and leave it there!! It’s also really complex! The poster writes: “I was…
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Getting a loan when you are self employed
When you are self employed you enjoy the freedom of working your own hours (often far more and at the strangest time of the day), directing your own life and creating an income and an asset at the same time. You’re also savvy and you use the resources available to you to your best advantage…
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Two “I won’t qualify for a loan”‘s, two approvals!
So, today I had two loans approved for two clients – both of whom didn’t think they could be approved, how chuffed do you think I feel?! But the point is, and I have a whole section on my blog on “you have almost no chance of being approved if you walk in the door…
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Valuers are not the same!
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I could write a whole series on how you have almost no chance of getting the right loan by walking in the door of your local bank… in fact I think I will file this as part of a series – and this one would come under: “How you have almost no chance of getting…
