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Steven King

Locality: Glenwood

Phone: +61 403 406 335



Address: 7 Galea Drive 2768 Glenwood, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 It's not just a case of signing loan docs and living happily ever after. Get educated on the process as a whole and look at the bigger picture! This is an interesting read.... https://www.domain.com.au//it-takes-two-to-tango-why-borr/



17.01.2022 Ah Monday. As everyone gears up to battle another week of winter frosts just a quick reminder not to let it get you down. Be a shark, stay the course!

16.01.2022 Just wanted to say a huge thanks to everyone who has already jumped on and liked my page. If you know anyone that is currently in the market or looking to purchase a property in the near future please share the page with them. Any suggestions on what you want to see or would like more info on let me know and Ill do my best to get quality content to share with you all!

16.01.2022 You are loyal to your bank, but how loyal is your bank to you? When was the last time you checked your home loan? Does it still suit your current situation? The only constant in life is change!... If you want to have a chat get in touch today!



12.01.2022 A good article with some food for thought if youre thinking of getting in the investment space! http://www.realestate.com.au//brisbane-is-tipped-to-have-/

11.01.2022 At its July meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia chose to keep the official cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent. What does this mean for you? Even though the official cash rate remains unchanged, lenders continue to make interest rate moves. Last month, the big four banks increased rates on interest-only loans and at the same time, cut rates on principal and interest loans, particularly for owner occupiers. These rate adjustments were designed to encourage borrowers to switch... to principal and interest loans to pay down their debt while interest rates are still low. The changes followed an earlier crackdown by the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) with regard to interest-only lending. The new financial year has arrived and its a great time to review your home loan. With so many changes happening, its extremely important to check your interest rate and loan features at least every 12 months. Well do all the legwork to compare the market and ensure your loan still meets your financial situation and goals. Call us today, wed love to help!

11.01.2022 Unless youve recently reviewed your Budget, you could be haemorrhaging money each week. A lot of clients I speak to for the first time (especially First Home Buyers) dont have a grip on how much money they are earning after tax and exactly what they are spending it on. I believe a great place to start understanding this is the ASICs MoneySmart Budget Planner!... This free budgeting tool is quite a granular and will prompt you to think about areas you may be spending, which you might otherwise forget. Remember through, be honest with yourself when youre completing it. Once you have a grip on your expenses, look for areas that you can identify savings. For example, if youre buying a $4 coffee each day, thats about $1,500 per year! You should be able to get to the point where you know how much money you can save each week. Its then about having the discipline to achieve you financial goal. Its also important to understand exactly how much deposit you require for your property purchase. If youre not quite sure, give me a call on 0403 406 335 and Ill help you to work this out in no time.



08.01.2022 Unless you've recently reviewed your Budget, you could be haemorrhaging money each week. A lot of clients I speak to for the first time (especially First Home Buyers) don't have a grip on how much money they are earning after tax and exactly what they are spending it on. I believe a great place to start understanding this is the ASIC's MoneySmart Budget Planner!... This free budgeting tool is quite a granular and will prompt you to think about areas you may be spending, which you might otherwise forget. Remember through, be honest with yourself when you're completing it. Once you have a grip on your expenses, look for areas that you can identify savings. For example, if you're buying a $4 coffee each day, that's about $1,500 per year! You should be able to get to the point where you know how much money you can save each week. It's then about having the discipline to achieve you financial goal. It's also important to understand exactly how much deposit you require for your property purchase. If you're not quite sure, give me a call on 0403 406 335 and I'll help you to work this out in no time.

08.01.2022 Hey guys, As you may or may not know, I have created a closed forum to help people get in contact with me and to answer any questions anyone may have. I welcome First Home Buyers, Owner Occupiers, Refinancers, Investors as well as everyone in between. If you havnt already been added jump on over and hit the join button or if you know of anyone that you think may benefit from the group dont hesitate to add them in it!... Will see you in the group!

07.01.2022 As we hit the tail end of the week on this fine Friday morning I would like to address the 22 minute loan application that all the noise has been about in the media this week. Sure its a great tool and Im sure it will free up time for some people, but on the flip side how many times have you made a purchase online, only for it to arrive at home and it doesnt quite fit, or doesnt look like it did on the model in the photo? That could be essentially what youre doing to yo...ur home loan, getting a product that doesnt exactly fit your needs! And lets be honest the right home loan isnt a choice to be taken lightly and cant just packaged up and returned to sender. With these big decisions its always of benefit to get a second opinion from a real person who has your best interests at heart! Hope you all have a great weekend! And also watch out for the guy in the photo, Ive heard his work is a bit "ruff"!

07.01.2022 Its not just a case of signing loan docs and living happily ever after. Get educated on the process as a whole and look at the bigger picture! This is an interesting read.... https://www.domain.com.au//it-takes-two-to-tango-why-borr/

06.01.2022 An interesting read! Have you thought about moving to a fixed rate?



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