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Two Yellow Dogs

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24.01.2022 Sadly we lost our beautiful Hudson to cancer a few weeks ago he is always in our hearts and a constant reminder to.... 'Enjoy Life, Live in the Moment!'

23.01.2022 TWO YELLOW DOGS MFAA BROKER APPROVED for your piece of mind :) http://www.mfaa.com.au/

23.01.2022 Happy Monday! Can you help us caption this photo?

22.01.2022 This September and October, the RSPCA wants to keep tails wagging through its annual fundraising drive, Happy Tails Day. Check out www.happytailsday.com.au to register to fundraise or visit your nearest Big W or Bendigo Bank to buy merchandise and support the RSPCA!

22.01.2022 Do you have the right home loan for your needs? If you answer yes to any of these questions, it might be time to talk to your broker: Are you thinking about ren...ovating your home? Are you thinking about moving house or even caught yourself scanning real estate sites or the for sale section of the paper? Has life changed for you since you took out your loan? Is your relationship status still the same, have you changed jobs or increased your salary or are there any new children in your home? Do you have a few spare dollars each week you could use to pay down your home loan faster and save on repayments? Do you have any money left over each month to potentially start a small investment fund? Have you thought about consolidating your debts? If you have a credit card you just cant pay down or a car or personal loan, you might save by rolling these debts into one. Are you concerned about being able to meet your current loan repayments? A review of your finances is a quick and painless exercise and you know that your broker will be going into bat for you. Your broker will do all the running around and negotiating with the lenders on your behalf, knowing which questions to ask and hunting down the features that will be of most benefit to you. Give your broker a call or shoot them a quick email and they can make a time to run through whats been happening and get the ball rolling for you.

19.01.2022 Frozen in time: A bomb shelter untouched since the 1960s has been discovered in Texas. http://bit.ly/1eJHR2K

18.01.2022 Georgie and Hudson urge you to take the lead!

15.01.2022 Time for a holiday? Where would you rather be right now... A or B?

13.01.2022 Gen Y's reinvent themselves as 'Generation Sensible' Read more: http://www.news.com.au//gen-/story-fndbaln9-1226701277798

11.01.2022 Let Simon help you navigate the waves of the Mortgage Market!

10.01.2022 Interest Never Sleeps......Review it now

07.01.2022 How much can I afford? You may have a dream home in mind but you first need to work out if you can afford it. There are many factors that feed into our decision... around what to buy and where - proximity to work and family and our stage of life are just a few - but the single biggest decider is nearly always what we can afford. It's really a case of looking at the big picture and working your way back from there. Consider your household income and what you realistically can afford in loan repayments, taking into account all of your expenses. As a guide a mortgage calculator can be a great place to start, but it won't take into account all of your personal circumstances or eligibility for a loan so talk to your broker to get your plan underway. https://www.moneysmart.gov.au//calcula/mortgage-calculator

07.01.2022 Research shows there are four types of drinkers. Which one are you? http://bit.ly/17Hpj1c

06.01.2022 Where did the name Two Yellow Dogs come from..... Meet Georgie & Hudson Woof!

04.01.2022 Yesterday the Reserve Bank kept interests rates on hold at 2.50 per cent

04.01.2022 How much do I need for a deposit? Ideally, you should start with a 20% deposit to avoid paying lenders mortgage insurance (LMI). This is a one-off insurance pay...ment charged by lenders to those borrowers who are considered a higher financial risk. Your risk is determined by your loan to value ratio (LVR), which is the amount you wish to borrow divided by the lender's valuation of the property you wish to buy. Lenders generally like to have at least a 20% buffer so if you have to default on the loan, they stand a good chance of recouping the loan amount through the sale of your property. Although LMI can add several thousand dollars to property purchase costs, many borrowers consider it a worthy investment to help secure a loan with a lower deposit. The critical factor is whether your income can support the higher loan repayments. Ask your broker for an LMI estimate based on your financial situation before deciding how much you need for your deposit.