FNB RATE DECISION PREDICTION
Will the SARB keep rates on hold until next year? Find out what FNB thinks and why…
Tag Archives: Interest
Rates Watch January 2018: New Year, Same Rate?
Is four weeks of Ramaphosa enough to improve the economy?
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 […]
Rates Watch May 2017: Where to now?
The SARB has room to maneuver in spite of Junk Status and other economic woes, right?
Rates Watch: Things are fine
Unpacking the arguments for and against a May 2016 rate hike
Rates Watch January 2016: Can the SARB help?
The problems that are causing the slide in the Rand and the quickening of inflation are largely out of the control of the SARB…
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…
Rates Watch July 2015: Just Do it!
Can the Interest Rate really remain stable?
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?
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?
July 2014 Rates Watch – SARB & Stagflation
We try to predict the South African Reserves decision
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!
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.
May 2014 Rates Watch – OUR PREDICTIONS
Interest Rate increase in May? Find out what we think!
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