Locked down, but not locked out – property market recovering
Signs point to swift recovery in South African residential property sales.
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Drop in interest rate a welcome surprise
Originally published by our partner, Mortgage Max. Along with many South Africans, MortgageMax has been pleasantly surprised at the Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to cut the repo rate […]
FNB RATE DECISION PREDICTION
Will the SARB keep rates on hold until next year? Find out what FNB thinks and why…
Rates Watch March 2018: Finally, a “good story to tell”?
While Zuma’s relatively painless (as yet) fall from power is undoubtedly a great positive for the country it is not and could never be a panacea for all that ails […]
Rates Watch May 2017: Where to now?
The SARB has room to maneuver in spite of Junk Status and other economic woes, right?
South Africa and Property in 2017
We look ahead at what the year might have in store…
2016: DE MINK PROPERTY FINANCE YEAR IN FIGURES
We take a close look at our figures in 2016 and the lessons clients can learn from them…
Rates Watch November 2016: No signs of relief
Drought continues to impact prices. Will the SARB choose to attempt to shield the poor or help consumers and business?
Rates Watch September 2016: Waiting for rain
It is South African Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee meeting time again! YAY! What will they do with the interest rates? While the JSE has taken a few knocks over […]
Could you afford President Zuma’s home loan repayments?
If the President received the treatment you could expect what would he pay per month?
Rates Watch: Not Today
With inflation above targets across the year can the SARB keep interest rates on hold?
Rates Watch: Things are fine
Unpacking the arguments for and against a May 2016 rate hike
If it ain’t broke…
Rates are definitely on an upward trajectory. Can fixing your home loan interest rate save you money? Read on…
Rates Watch: Heads I win tails you lose
“Too close to call” is what they’re saying about the rates announcement. But we all lose either way…
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…
