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Category Archives: Bank Watch

Bank specific trends or news related to home loans.

FNB RATE DECISION PREDICTION

November 22, 2018by Contributor Leave a comment

Will the SARB keep rates on hold until next year? Find out what FNB thinks and why…

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FNB, Interest Rates Watch

Standard Bank is offering 50% discount on bond fee!

March 28, 2017by Liz de Mink Leave a comment

Save 50% on bond fees and stand a chance to win R100 000 with Standard Bank Home Loans until 31 May 2017

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Standard Bank, Useful Information

ABSA’s Loyalty Home Loan programme

March 28, 2017by Liz de Mink Leave a comment

ABSA offer discounts to clients keeping their home loan business at the bank. Do you qualify?

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ABSA, Useful Information

Future Imperfect

March 16, 2016by Contributor Leave a comment

We had a breakfast with Standard Bank. Here’s what they told us about 2016…

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Standard Bank, The Future of Home Loans

HOW YOU CAN AVOID EARLY TERMINATION FEES

June 30, 2015by Liz de Mink 2 Comments

Settling your home loan? Don’t wast money on unnecessary fees!

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Bank Watch

Standard Bank Home Loans: thinking outside the box?

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Members of our team attended Standard Bank’s Property Breakfast and took a look behind the curtain to see what Standard Bank’s policies are based on

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Standard Bank, The Future of Home Loans

ABSA REPORT: Middle-segment house price growth slows down further

December 6, 2013by Contributor Leave a comment

Year-on-year growth in the average value of homes in the middle segment of the South African housing market continued to slow down in November 2013.

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ABSA, Bank Watch, Property Finance News

SELF-EMPLOYED? WHY FNB MAY NOT BE HELPING YOU…

Featuredby Liz de Mink 2 Comments

Self-employed clients must now deal directly with FNB when applying for a home loan. Find out why this is a very bad idea…

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FNB

ABSA Home Loans back online. Finally.

September 16, 2013by Liz de Mink Leave a comment

After a week offline the Home Loans Department of ABSA is back in action. Expect delays.

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ABSA

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We are expert South African Property Finance Professionals.

While every measure has been taken to provide readers with the most accurate information and honest analysis, it must be stated that the changing nature of finance and banking in South Africa as well as the unique circumstances of any individual applicant mean that not all information supplied can be used by all readers and the accuracy of information is only guaranteed at the time of writing, not reading.

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