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Angela Evans Lending Solutions

Locality: Morayfield, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 5497 9423



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24.01.2022 Just received the below customer review from one of my customers. I really do love my job. 1. Overall, how satisfied were you with my services? Excellent... 2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (1 being very poor, 5 being exceptional), how would you rank your overall experience with me? 5 3. What elements of the service I provided most impressed you? just absolutely amazing, her people skills could not be better just an exceptional person, who makes you feel assured and comfortable, when you're in Ange's hand you know everything will work out 4. Are there any improvements to my service I could make? not one Understanding of your needs: Excellent Knowledge and explanation of products: Excellent Courtesy and friendliness: Excellent Communication (i.e. keeping you up to date): Excellent Quality of service: Excellent 6. Did I keep you informed during the application and approval process? Yes 7. Would you be interested in knowing more about any of the other services I provide? Yes 8. Would you recommend my services to others? Yes 9. How did you hear about me? Word of mouth (Personal) I'd love for you to include a customer testimonial on my service to you or any other feedback. Great testimonials help promote my service and may be published on my website using your first name only. I can't imagine using any other broker for the rest of my life, Angela is exception at her job, I couldn't be more impressed.



22.01.2022 https://www.theadviser.com.au//39798-first-lender-for-fhb-

13.01.2022 DOWN DOWN DOWN!!! Cash rate cut further. The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to once again reduce the official cash rate, this time to 1% in a concentrated effort to boost household spending and the economy in general. In making the decision to lower rates again this month the RBA has signalled its focus on supporting employment growth as it looks to restore inflation to within its target range and provide further stimulus to the economy.... Here is a table showing how Australia's average mortgage sizes may be affected: Loan amount examples Likely decrease in repayments $150,000 $21.45 per month $250,000 $35.75 per month $350,000 $50.05 per month $450,000 $64.35 per month $550,000 $78.65 per month $650,000 $92.95 per month Interest rates are already at historic lows, and if lenders respond to the RBAs move by slashing their interest rates, there is an even more compelling case for you to review your lending options now. I'm here to work through the different rates available from our wide panel of lenders with you and I'm always available to ensure you have the right financial solution for your current and future circumstances.

12.01.2022 First Home Buyers - if you are wishing to purchase your first home, here is a fabulous opportunity to not only take advantage of the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme, but also obtain the First Home Owners Grant. This property is up for sale, never been lived in - so $15,000 Grant can be yours. If you have your 5% gen savings - call me today - and claim your brand new home. https://raywhiteburpengary.com.au//burpengar/house/2271117



10.01.2022 Yesterday I posted news of the Governments' announcement of the Home Builders Grant of $25,000- today I am letting you know that if you are first home buyer, and wishing to build a home, and meet the eligibility criteria, you could be provided both the First Home Buyers Grant AND the Home Builders Grant. For more information on this - or if you know of anyone who think may benefit from this, have them call or message me. 0421 695 293.

10.01.2022 Recent RBA Announcement As the country tunes in for the 2020 Melbourne Cup, the cash rate decision for November has been announced and rates have been cut. In response to the economic impact being caused by the COVID-19 crisis, the RBA reduced the cash rate by 0.15% to a new record low of 0.1%. ... In making this change the RBA has confirmed the views of many analysts that further stimulus is required to aid Australia's recovery post COVID. It had previously stated that it sees a cash rate of 0.25% as a floor however it has softened its stance on a reduction more recently. In the lead up to its next meeting our central bank will continue to monitor world events such as the second round of European lockdowns and the US election, while closer to home it will be hoping the easing of restrictions in Victoria and the opening of state borders will provide a lift to the economy. Here is a table showing how Australia's average mortgage sizes may be affected: Loan Amount Examples Likely decrease in repayments $150,000 $12.91 per month $250,000 $21.52 per month $350,000 $30.12 per month $450,000 $38.73 per month $550,000 $47.34 per month $650,000 $55.95 per month Lenders review rates independently of the RBA and some may decide to pass this rate decrease on to customers at different levels over varying time frames. If you are looking at refinancing, buying or just revisiting your existing loan - I can help review your situation to ensure you have the right loan for your circumstances, drawing on a wide panel of lenders offering loans with great features, low fees and competitive interest rates.

09.01.2022 And further down they go ..... The cash rate decision for March has been announced by the RBA with a rate cut. The RBA has reduced the cash rate to a new record low of 0.50% in response to the economic threat posed by the coronavirus outbreak and bush fire crisis. Whilst the Reserve Bank would have been encouraged by recent economic data confirming continued house price increases and business investment, the dangers to the economy posed by the virus and fires and fears of a ...recession left the RBA with little option but to reduce rates. Here is a table showing how Australia's average mortgage sizes may be affected: Loan Amount Examples Likely decrease in repayments $150,000 $21.45 per month $250,000 $35.75 per month $350,000 $50.05 per month $450,000 $64.35 per month $550,000 $78.65 per month $650,000 $92.95 per month Lenders continue to review rates independently of the RBA with some already making reductions in anticipation of the RBA decision. It is therefore important to review your lending options regularly to ensure they remain the most suitable for your situation. There may be different rates available from our wide panel of lenders and I'm always available to ensure you have the right financial solution for your current and future circumstances. If you'd like to have a chat about what today's news means for you and your finances, please don't hesitate to get in touch.



08.01.2022 https://www.domain.com.au//first-home-buyers-urged-to-ge/

07.01.2022 CALLING ALL FIRST HOME BUYERs ... THIS IS A MUST READ!!!! If you are a first home buyer wanting to get into the market, the banks and government are offering a number of schemes and incentives to help make it easier to get into the market. I have listed some of the incentives in a shortened format for your information:- 1. The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS) is a Australian Government initiative to support eligible first home buyers purchase a home sooner. It does th...is by providing a guarantee that will allow eligible first home buyers on low and middle incomes to purchase a home with a deposit of as little as 5 per cent (lender's criteria apply). Not all lenders are offering this - so call my office for more information. 2. If you don't meet the criteria for the FHLDS or wish to proceed with the lenders that are under this scheme, A number of banks are offering discounted Mortgage Insurance, in some cases this is going to save buyers over $3,000 in Mortgage Insurance Premiums - this is a huge saving to you. 3. In some cases, lenders are offering a $2,000 new to bank customer incentive. This too can help if you meet the banks criteria. 4. Lastly, you can have your loan guaranteed by a family member. This means you don't pay any mortgage insurance and only require a limited deposit. For more information about any of these incentives to help you get into your first home, call my office on 0421 695 293 or drop me an email for a convenient time for me to call you. Talk soon. Ange

05.01.2022 IT'S OFFICIAL With the uncertainty of the federal election behind it, the RBA has decided to reduce the official cash rate to 1.25% as it tries to stimulate household spending and the economy. This is the first rate move since August 2016 Here is a table showing how Australia's average mortgage sizes may be affected:... Loan amount examples Likely decrease in repayments $150,000 - $31.25 per month $250,000 - $52.08 per month $350,000 - $72.91 per month $450,000 - $93.75 per month $550,000 - $114.58 per month $650,000 - $135.41 per month Lenders continue to review rates independently of the RBA with some already making reductions in anticipation of the RBA decision. It is therefore important to review your lending options regularly so if you want to chat about your finances - give me a call.

03.01.2022 Update on Interest rates. The cash rate decision for April has been announced by the RBA with the rate unchanged at 0.25%. Just 19 days ago the RBA announced a .25% emergency cut in response to the economic threat posed by the COVID-19 crisis, reducing the rate to its lowest ever level. In response many lenders reduced fixed rates however most did not adjust their variable rates. If the COVID-19 crisis is affecting your financial situation, please get in touch so we can f...ormulate a plan to manage your loan repayments during these unprecedented times. I can help you secure the right deal for your circumstances from a wide panel of lenders offering home loans with great features, low fees and competitive interest rates. If you'd like to chat about the best way to manage your mortgage as the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, please don't hesitate to give me a call.

02.01.2022 Saw this article, thought it might interest the first home buyers. https://www.realestate.com.au//five-reasons-why-firsthom/



02.01.2022 Thinking of building a home ... The government is offering $25,000 to anyone building a home to help generate work in construction. Additionally if you are wishing to renovate your home, you also could be eligible for the $25,000. (YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A FIRST HOME BUILDER) See the below press release which provides further information on this. Feel free to call my office should you require assistance with any home loan needs. PH; 0421 695 293 or email me at [email protected] https://www.abc.net.au//government-coronavirus-c/12317786

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