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Dear
Scott,
It has been a while since we've been able to bring you the
good news story that interest rates are heading down. Read our lead
article to find out why rates are predicted to be cut and what our
economists predict will happen in the coming year.
We also cover another important trend the fall in housing prices. In this
increasingly strong buyers' market, we look at the issues involved with
both buying and selling your home.
Our article, "Steps to Home Ownership", walks you through the
process of buying a home from start-to-finish for those just entering the
home ownership market.
"Renovating to sell" outlines how renovation can be used as an
option for increasing the value of your home and maximising its saleable
potential.
Lastly we review the topic of interest-only loans and how they can be
useful for a variety of applications.
Enjoy this newsletter and feel free to share it with family and friends.
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Rates Heading Down
Interest rates could
sink as low as 8 per cent within a year. It's the sort of news that just a
few months ago would have been inconceivable, yet now economists believe
rates will be cut repeatedly until they are at 2006 levels.
A Reuters survey of 20 financial institutions found virtually all expect
the Reserve Bank to make between three and six rate cuts over the next
year.
The U-turn on interest rates comes as the domestic economy continues to
cool, bringing about a reduction in inflation over time and opening the
door for interest rate cuts.
Many experts now say that a big rate cut is needed to kick-start economic
activity and avoid a further slowdown.
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Steps To Home Ownership
As Australian house
prices start to fall, more people are being encouraged into home ownership.
The market conditions make the decision to buy a lot easier
- now you just need the right house, at the right price with the right
finance. Follow these steps and you should be able to achieve all three!
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Renovating To Sell
Renovating your home can
put it ahead of the competition in today's buyers' market. The secret to
success is to make sure your renovations are realistic, achievable and
ultimately add value. Don't fall into the trap of over-capitalising and
ending up with a home that costs substantially more than its market price.
Establish a budget and stick to it
Take the time upfront to work out the costs in detail and you are less
likely to run out of cash mid-way through the project. Your budget should
take into account labour, materials, council fees, design fees and
inspection costs, plus include up to 20 per cent as a contingency fund.
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Paying Interest Only
You may have heard of an
interest-only loan and wondered if it is as good as it sounds.
As its name suggests, an interest-only loan is a type of
loan in which you pay only the interest on the principle balance. This
doesn't mean you will never pay the principle, it simply means that for a
set term - usually 5, 10 or 15 years - you can make interest-only payments.
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About Us
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