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Rates Watch March 2015: Calm before the storm?
Things are pretty stable…for now. What will the oil price, Eskom and the Fed mean for us going forward?
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
NOVEMBER 2014 RATES WATCH – Kganyago’s opening gambit?
The last meeting of the year and the first for the new Governor of the SARB. What will happen?
Buying or selling a house? What actually happens…
A step-by-step guide to what happens when a house is bought and sold.
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!
How much does it really cost to buy a home?
Beyond the money you need for the purchase and home loan repayment there are significant costs when buying a home.
Standard Bank Home Loans: thinking outside the box?
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
March 2014 Rates Watch – Our Predictions
Our prediction of what the SARB will do to rates and why
Credit Amnesty to be implemented next month!
We assess the ups and downs of the upcoming credit amnesty
The ‘loan term’: time can be on your side
We explain why a 30 year term is not something to be worried about!
January Rates Watch – Our Predictions
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 […]
Our 2014 South African Home Loan and Property Prognostications
Our look at the property market and mortgages in 2014
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