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Raise Finance

Locality: Berrimah

Phone: +61 438 304 391

Address: 14 Reuben Avenue 0828 Berrimah, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.raisefinance.com.au

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25.01.2022 How do I finance my new home?

25.01.2022 up to $50,000 in government grants for your first home

23.01.2022 First home buyers guide: Stamp duty

23.01.2022 The waiting game: Why it pays to rent cheap while you save up to buy

19.01.2022 Thinking about purchasing your next car? Why not salary package your car and save. Want to know more? Send us a message or make comment and we will respond. Quotes in 24 hours.

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16.01.2022 RBA Announcement Rates On Hold http://bit.ly/2GulS0l

15.01.2022 Jess is the Insurance Officer/Admin Support in our office. Coming to Raise Finance with years of Financial Services Industry experience in the NT, Jess is the person to talk to for anything Personal Insurance related (Life, Total & Permanent disablement, Income protection & Trauma insurance). Living in Darwin for most of her adult life, Jess brings a friendly face to an otherwise daunting subject of managing the risk associated with the what if’s that may have impact on your financial situation and lives. Contact Jess for a complimentary discussion and a no-obligation quote! [email protected] #insurance #lifeinsurancematters #darwin #talktoustoday #localbusiness

14.01.2022 5 steps to mastering your mortgage

14.01.2022 ATTENTION - all home owners AND first home buyers. The Territory Labor Government is boosting incentives making them the most generous in this country to make it easier for people to own their dream home. The Territory Home Owner Bonus will create local construction jobs, build our population and support home owners.... Up to $50,601 for a first home owner building or buying a new home to live in, and up to $28,601 to buy an established home A generous construction grant between $20,000 - $30,000 for building a new NT home to live in (including Territorians who ALREADY own a home) A Territory Home Owner Discount - up to $18,601 stamp duty concession for people buying or building a new or established home to live in for a free appraisal for pre-finance approval book an appointment online now to see if you qualify Be quick click here and don't miss out https://calendly.com/paul-258

14.01.2022 Two for one: Is a duplex a good investment or double the trouble?

13.01.2022 Insurance is how we protect what matters. Our homes, our cars and even our collection of B-side thrash metal albums :) But those things and other material possessions seem trivial compared to what really matters the most in life: personal fulfilment and happiness; physical and mental well-being, and the security and welfare of those we love and care for. Living through a global pandemic like COVID-19 has refocused the priorities of many people. Increasingly, we’re discovering that intangible experiences and peace of mind are more important to us than material possessions. Contact Raise Finance today for complimentary appointment to discuss your Personal Insurances with our Insurance officer - [email protected]

13.01.2022 Sell your home faster and get a better price with these 10 tips

11.01.2022 Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and heres to a Happy New year in 2021! #lifeinsurancematters #incomeprotection #trauma #LifeInsurance #TPD #localntbusiness #supportlocalbusiness #notjustamortgagebroker

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04.01.2022 I need your help (will take 3 min) Hi all, Not sure if you have been following the Banking Royal Commission but if you have not I want to let you know something that will seriously impact your lending and interest rates in the future... ... The Royal Commission was set up to investigate misconduct in the financial sector and the big 4 banks where the only ones to get an invite to answer questions. Over the course of the hearings the CEO's of the 4 largest banks have managed to turn the spotlight away from themselves (not surprising) and onto mortgage brokers. Why Mortgage Brokers? Put simply mortgage brokers are a threat to banks.... Mortgage Brokers are now submitting more than 55% of all loan applications in Australia (up from 30% 10 years ago) and the trend is continuing upwards as customers vote with their feet by choosing to deal with brokers rather than direct with the bank. The banks do not like this and are working together to reduce the influence of the mortgage broking sector, ie. destroy the broking business, so that customers are forced to deal direct with the banks through lack of options and therefore banks take back control..... ... and this is what they are hinting at to the royal commission: 1. Banks no longer pay brokers for the service they provide for customers and lenders 2. Customers have to pay a 'fee for service' to a broker per loan application. $2,300 has been mentioned. 3. Customers pay nothing to deal direct with the bank What will happen if this comes into effect? Simple... 1. Clients probably won't want to pay to get a home loan because they don't expect to have to because of 20 years of competition, 2. Clients will have reduced options and will have to go direct to the lenders to get a loan, 3. The smaller banks with no retail shop fronts which rely on brokers will die off which will kill off the big 4's competition 4. The bigger banks will claw back market share 5. The big 4 lenders will control the market again and increase margins for profit and pass this onto the customer That means YOUR HOME LOAN RATES WILL GO UP and we are back where we were 25 years ago. What are the the 17,000 mortgage brokers in Australia doing about this? FIGHTING BACK and protecting our customers and our industry We are conducting a survey to build a case for the government to hear your views on your experiences in getting a loan. The survey is anonymous and responses will only be viewed in aggregate. Further, none of your personal details will be used by any third parties whatsoever. You can participate by following this link: https://www.research.net/r/BorrowerExperienceSurvey. Please spend 3 minutes helping us fight to keep rates down and stop the lenders winning back control which brokers have spent the last 20 years successfully achieving. thank you in advance...

02.01.2022 Interesting article on methods of calculating how much cover you actually need. Contact our insurance officer for a complimentary discussion and quote (General Advice only) [email protected] https://www.forbes.com//how-much-life-insurance-do-you-re/