2010
NZ Mortgage Rate Update – November 2010
Filed under: Featured, Interest Rates, Mortgages, NZ Economy
My view? Hedge your bets. Starting putting some of your mortgages into two- or three-year fixed rates and leave the remainder in floating
2010
Home Buyers’ Seminar – Auckland 30th November
Filed under: Housing Market, Mortgages, Property Buying Tips
It’s a buyer’s market but that doesn’t make it easy. Where is the “good value for money”? How can I buy into a good area? Finding motivated vendors? How to negotiate the price? What’s happening to interest rates
2010
Mortgage Forecast | October 2010
Filed under: Featured, Interest Rates, Mortgages, NZ Economy
In this latest forecast we stick to the mantra that if you are contemplating fixing your mortgage, then you might as well do it now. Mortgage rates have largely bottomed out, once you factor in the amount of discounts below advertised mortgage rates. You could always wait but then chances are you’ll miss the bottom and before you know it rates will be higher. Our view is to fix half for two or three years and leave half in floating
2010
First Home Buyers | 95% Mortgages for High-Income Earners
Filed under: First Home Buyers, Housing Market, Mortgages
Squirrel now has more banks lending at 95% (5% saved deposit) but only if you have household income over $100,000 and squeaky clean credit history
2010
Best Mortgage Rates | Squirrel Now Working With Public Trust
Filed under: Asset Planning, Mortgages
We now have access to mortgages through Public Trust and with that some of the best mortgage rates in the market. These mortgages won’t suit everyone, but offer exceptional value, especially when Squirrel helps you put a disciplined plan around your mortgage
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