FNB RATE DECISION PREDICTION
Will the SARB keep rates on hold until next year? Find out what FNB thinks and why…
Tag Archives: Bank
What is an Access Facility?
If you’ve researched home loans, or applied for a home loan, you may have heard of an “Accessbond” or an “access facility” but may not be clear on exactly what […]
Could you afford President Zuma’s home loan repayments?
If the President received the treatment you could expect what would he pay per month?
Keep that credit history clean!
Late and failed payments might cost you BIG in the future.
If it ain’t broke…
Rates are definitely on an upward trajectory. Can fixing your home loan interest rate save you money? Read on…
Gain financial flexibility and safety from your home loan.
A home loan, when used wisely and when well-managed, can be considered a ‘good debt’ that can not only save you money but grow your wealth too…
HOW YOU CAN AVOID EARLY TERMINATION FEES
Settling your home loan? Don’t wast money on unnecessary fees!
DO YOU NEED INSURANCE WHEN APPLYING FOR A HOME LOAN?
Insurance is an important investment and can keep your investment safe and debt at bay!
Rates Watch: January 2015 – Thank you Oil!
Oil has placed a downward pressure on inflation which means there is no big reason for the SARB to increase the repo-rate
South Africa and property in 2015
A look ahead to see what the year might have in store…
2014: De Mink Property Finance home loans in figures
Drawing some tips and interesting information about home loans from our 2014 data
September 2014 Rates Watch – Where to from here?
What does the rate remaining unchanged mean for the economy and the South African property market?
Buying or selling a house? What actually happens…
A step-by-step guide to what happens when a house is bought and sold.
Turn your home loan into a piggy-bank. Say what?!
Clients are often perplexed by the access facility. Hopefully this post will clear a few things up…
Don’t fix it if it ain’t broke
Many people get nervous when they see rate increases. They look for security and constancy in fixed rates. But they do so at a cost!
