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Feb 18 2009 3:01pm#1 (permalink)

First home buyer

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Avatar for First home buyer		Does anyone know if home loan repayments are any more affordable now the rates have fallen, or are people taking out bigger mortgages?
Apr 16 2009 2:04pm#2 (permalink)

Helen

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Avatar for Helen		Home loan rates have certainly come down considerably in the past few months, however a mortgage is still a big commitment. Some home owners are choosing to keep repayments the same despite the cuts therefore paying the loan off quicker.

Some people will want to take out bigger home loans now that rates are lower. You might want to check this link out http://www.homeloanquestions.com.au/Interest_Rates/2009_interest_rates_will_home_loan_rates_fall
Dec 22 2010 6:31pm#3 (permalink)

cyrildon

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Avatar for cyrildon		A home equity loan is an additional loan which you take against your house besides your mortgage; therefore this is called a second mortgage.
Jan 13 2011 6:35pm#4 (permalink)

Mcclark

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Avatar for Mcclark		The interest rates are mcuh lower for a home equity loans,but if you default on the loan or mortgage loan,the lender will foreclose your home.

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Jan 15 2011 9:46pm#5 (permalink)

jfbespoke

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Avatar for jfbespoke		Check out www.homeloancheckup.com.au which will compare over 800 loans, using your details, and list the ones that would be paid off the fastest.
May 18 2011 6:27pm#6 (permalink)

Chrisuksmith

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Avatar for Chrisuksmith		You should take advice from an expert before applying for a loan.


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Jun 14 2011 3:38pm#7 (permalink)

Nichol

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Avatar for Nichol		Hi,
Home loan rates have certainly come down considerably in the past few months, however a mortgage is still a big commitment. Some home owners are choosing to keep repayments, the same despite the cuts therefore paying the loan off quicker.
Jun 18 2011 2:48pm#8 (permalink)

Nichol

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Nichol said:
Hi,
Home loan rates have certainly come down considerably in the past few months, however a mortgage is still a big commitment. Some home owners are choosing to keep repayments, the same despite the cuts therefore paying the loan off quicker.

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Sep 15 2011 9:05pm#9 (permalink)

Alessandro

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Avatar for Alessandro		While applying for home loan, one question that trouble most people is to decide whether to choose a fixed rate interest or a flexible one. The former remains fixed, while the latter will go up or down depending mainly on inflation. For example, if I choose the 7.5% fixed rat e offered, and it went down to 5% in a year, you will feel sorry. On the other hand, if rates went up to 10% or more, you will still be paying a bargain 7.5%.
Sep 15 2011 9:10pm#10 (permalink)

Alessandro

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Alessandro said:
While applying for home loan, one question that trouble most people is to decide whether to choose a fixed rate interest or a flexible one. The former remains fixed, while the latter will go up or down depending mainly on inflation. For example, if I choose the 7.5% fixed rat e offered, and it went down to 5% in a year, you will feel sorry. On the other hand, if rates went up to 10% or more, you will still be paying a bargain 7.5%.


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