BANKS are denying funds to homeowners looking to upgrade and move into a bigger home. The stance is curtailing property markets.
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Home loans a bridge too far
September 3, 2010
Australian real estate news
BANKS are denying funds to homeowners looking to upgrade and move into a bigger home. The stance is curtailing property markets.
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Home loans a bridge too far
Australia’s leading mortgage broker and non-bank lender, Aussie Home Loans, today threw down the gauntlet to the major banks, dropping its three year fixed rate to below seven per cent – which is lower than the major banks’ average standard variable rates (SVR). It is the first time since February 2009 that 3-year fixed rates have
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Aussie drops Fixes Rates Below 7 Per Cent: Lowest in the Market
BANKS and population growth are two issues that figure prominently in the mind of Stockland’s Matthew Quinn.

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Quinn focuses on three important ‘R’s
By: Staff Reporter Banks are starting to show more confidence in approving loans for commercial property purchases, according to one broking group.
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Commercial lending re-awakens
This week we look at agents having to disclose some history of homes for sale, overpriced Australian properties and the mining boom. This Weeks’ Picks are below.
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The history of homes, overpriced Australia and mining boom: This Weeks’ Picks
Australia’s biggest banks could be forced to raise interest rates independently of the Reserve Bank to cover higher funding costs.
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Bank executives are among those hoping for an early federal election, and many lenders are feeling the squeeze of rising funding costs but are unwilling to independently increase mortgage rates.
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Are the banks slowing down the property boom? Thanks to the property spruikers you know that we are in a ‘cooling down’ period. In just a few short months, the …
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Are the Banks Slowing Down the Property Boom?
BANKS and lenders who unfairly charge customers tens of thousands of dollars in extra fees face scrutiny.
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Watchdog to pursue lenders over exit fees
STRESSED mortgage-holders could be the winners of a daring attempt to take on the banks.

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The first good news on interest rates
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