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GuyfromMelbourne replied to DingoBlue on 2-Year Fixed Home Loan from 5.55% p.a. (CR 6.05% p.a.) + 0.10% Broker Cashback @ Macquarie Bank
That is assuming rates don’t move for year. Which is not mentioned as assumption.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Trishool on 2-Year Fixed Home Loan from 5.55% p.a. (CR 6.05% p.a.) + 0.10% Broker Cashback @ Macquarie Bank
The truth is no one knows where the rates will go. Mr. Lowe tried predicting and that didn’t end well for him.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to nafe on 15% off Store Wide: Boot Liners, Mats, WeatherShields, Tesla Accessories & Free Shipping @ X-CAR
Trying for MG4 products. How can I share snapshot here please.
GuyfromMelbourne commented on 15% off Store Wide: Boot Liners, Mats, WeatherShields, Tesla Accessories & Free Shipping @ X-CAR
Hi Op, says discount code invalid
Biggest savings are in rent/mortgage normally. What percentage if your income is going there and is there a possibility to change that?
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Sushan Maharjan on $2,000 Refinance Cashback (Min $250,000 and LVR up to 80%) @ ANZ
So 5.78% if you have solar and 5.88% if no solar. But you mentioned variable 5.79%. Where is that from? By the way you can’t even put an…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Lizard Spock on $2,000 Refinance Cashback (Min $250,000 and LVR up to 80%) @ ANZ
Not sure how to do that.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Lizard Spock on $2,000 Refinance Cashback (Min $250,000 and LVR up to 80%) @ ANZ
Lol. Couldn’t agree more. This is the most annoying one, out of all.
7 revisions and the information is still not correct. Op has mentioned his broker id on an open forum, which is a serious breach. The rates…
There are plenty of brokers that post deals here and offer cashbacks too. Just talk to one. No one can tell you the solution here unless…
You also have the option to not make a repayment if you have already paid extra into the loan. You can cancel direct debits and make…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to MrThing on Home Loan Product Where Monthly Repayment Is Based on Balance
Suncorp offers what he is after. When someone pays extra into the loan. Bank should either reduce the remaining term(which most banks do)…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to PainToad on $3,288 BOC Refinance Cashback Variable Rate from 6.08% (CR 6.45%) p.a. + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
I tried teaching but failed miserably.
Suncorp does amortisation the way you are after.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to gakko on Maxwell & Williams Blend Double Wall Cup 350ml Set of 2 Gift Boxed $9.98 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU
Good one mate. Not many found it funny but I did.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to youwintoo on 5.99%pa Variable P&I (CR 6.02%) + 0.20%pa Broker Cashback @ Auswide Bank
Na mate I am not confused. You are posting a new comment, instead of replying to existing one.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to youwintoo on 5.99%pa Variable P&I (CR 6.02%) + 0.20%pa Broker Cashback @ Auswide Bank
You hit reply on the message you are replying to. Just a general feedback on your ozbargain skills.
Hi Op, not being smart ass but genuinely curious to understand your thinking. Why not a portion of upfront? Why trail only? Do you want a…
And $10/month processing fee.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to morse on Any Reason Why I Would/Wouldn’t Go with a Qantas Home Loan for Investment Purposes?
Too much fees. Have you asked the cashback brokers on ozbargain? That might work out better.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to plain_biscuit on Bank of China Offset Variable Rate from 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.34% p.a.) + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
Compare the market deal is better if 100K loan. But they don’t have bank of china.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to plain_biscuit on Bank of China Offset Variable Rate from 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.34% p.a.) + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
That is correct. Rates depend on bank and product. Broker cashback applicable to all banks. Or compare the market could workout better too.…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to plain_biscuit on Bank of China Offset Variable Rate from 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.34% p.a.) + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
There was one recently for me bank deal.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to star-ggg on Bank of China Offset Variable Rate from 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.34% p.a.) + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
And they don’t pay the cashback until they recover the gap if the bank they recommended pays them less commission. Check the commission…
GuyfromMelbourne commented on Bank of China Offset Variable Rate from 5.98% p.a. (CR 6.34% p.a.) + 0.15% p.a. Broker Cashback @ Bank of China
For an example loan of $400,000. The cashback promised here is $50/month($600/year). Out of that these guys will take away $10/month in…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Ash-Say on $2000 Cashback on Top of Any Lender Offer (Min. $100,000 Home Loan, Eligibility Criteria Apply) @ Compare The Market
Looks like it. Their employees will process application.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Homr on $2000 Cashback on Top of Any Lender Offer (Min. $100,000 Home Loan, Eligibility Criteria Apply) @ Compare The Market
Assuming that online lenders offer better rates is not right. Heritage/People Choice are offering same as Unloan for variable. They have…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Homr on $2000 Cashback on Top of Any Lender Offer (Min. $100,000 Home Loan, Eligibility Criteria Apply) @ Compare The Market
True that but these lenders don’t take on anything out of the blue. Which your case is. And if deal is good with a normal bank. Why would…
GuyfromMelbourne replied to Homr on $2000 Cashback on Top of Any Lender Offer (Min. $100,000 Home Loan, Eligibility Criteria Apply) @ Compare The Market
Why would you run around when brokers do this free of cost? Search for a mortgage broker on Ozbargain and go from there.
GuyfromMelbourne replied to blueonion on $2000 Cashback on Top of Any Lender Offer (Min. $100,000 Home Loan, Eligibility Criteria Apply) @ Compare The Market
Wouldn’t [this](https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/839207) work out better for a loan of $700K or more? The broker is offering 0.3%. Which…
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