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Phone: +61 488 953 090



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24.01.2022 Hi everyone, you may have noticed I have reverted back to my self branded Facebook Page. I am still a Stratton Finance Franchisee and fully intend to remain so. I have just taken the decision to manage my own page again with the intention of providing more personalised content. All contact details are the same and as always, I am here for all of your finance requirements. Thank you all for your continued support.



14.01.2022 Today I take my inspiration/motivation from the well renowned poet, Chumbawumba: I get knocked down, but I get up again You’re never gonna keep me down... Happy Monday Y’all!!!

12.01.2022 Do you want to get control of all your finances? With a debt consolidation loan, we may be able to put your credit card debt and other personal loans into one easy, flexible, competitive payment. Call me to discuss your requirements on 0488 953 090!

06.01.2022 Dreaming of owning a classic? Let me help and see if I can make that dream become a reality. Call Steve on 0488 953 090



04.01.2022 Wow! What a last few days! I thought it was now the right time to post something on this ever changing environment we have found ourselves in. LOAN "REPAYMENT HOLIDAYS". There seems to be a lot of conjecture about taking a break from your home or car loan repayments in the current crisis. Although all the information has not yet filtered down from all the lenders at this stage, here is some basic information for now. I will post an update when more information comes to light.... This is not advice and is just my opinion. Be very cautious and speak to your broker before you commit to anything with your lender. Only take the 6 month break if you are unemployed, or have to take a huge pay reduction. This isn't something for free. Ask if there is an alternative that might work for you. As far as I’m aware, it is the same policy as has always been in place with lenders that do "home loan holidays". If you aren't in front on your loan repayments, this break is classified as a hardship case. You will have to pay back the amount in full, either by increasing your repayments to cover the shortfall once your are back in employment, or alternatively, increasing your loan term - whichever you negotiate with your lender. although this should not directly affect your credit file, it will make future borrowing difficult to obtain and you may not be able to borrow at all until your mortgage is no longer in arrears. I am available by phone, email or messenger as always if anyone has any concerns about their current finances. Please everyone stay safe and please isolate if you are feeling unwell or come into contact with someone that is or has just returned from overseas. Steve

03.01.2022 This is the office for the day! 24 yrs in perth and never been to Rottnest Back to normal tomorrow

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