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Tag Archives: credit amnesty

Keep that credit history clean!

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Late and failed payments might cost you BIG in the future.

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Property Finance Advice

If it ain’t broke…

April 14, 2016by Liz de Mink Leave a comment

Rates are definitely on an upward trajectory. Can fixing your home loan interest rate save you money? Read on…

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Property Finance Advice, Useful Information

Gain financial flexibility and safety from your home loan.

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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…

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Property Finance Advice

NOVEMBER 2014 RATES WATCH – Kganyago’s opening gambit?

November 20, 2014by Liz de Mink Leave a comment

The last meeting of the year and the first for the new Governor of the SARB. What will happen?

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Interest Rates 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

Credit Amnesty to be implemented next month!

March 5, 2014by Contributor Leave a comment

We assess the ups and downs of the upcoming credit amnesty

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The Future of Home Loans

January Rates Watch – Our Predictions

January 27, 2014by Contributor Leave a comment

UPDATE 29/01/2014: Unfortunately our prediction was wrong! The Reserve Bank increased the repo rate from 5% to 5.5% and Bank lending rates went from 8.5% (a 40 year low) to […]

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Interest Rates Watch

Our 2014 South African Home Loan and Property Prognostications

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Our look at the property market and mortgages in 2014

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The Future of Home Loans

Mind your step: How credit footprints trip up home loan applicants

September 17, 2013by Contributor Leave a comment

Most people are aware that a history of failing to repay debt will impact negatively on your future access to credit. What many people don’t know is that having no credit payment history presents very similar difficulties.

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Property Finance News

Trouble ahead? South Africa’s next Credit Amnesty.

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Government hopes the new Credit Amnesty will be a boon but the banks say it will be lead to a credit crisis. Find out why.

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The Future of Home Loans

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    Roland van Wijnen – uitvoerende hoof, PPC.
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    Frans Reichert – finansiele hoof, CA Sales Holdings.
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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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