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This offer is available for refinance or new purchase of residential property up to 80% Loan to Valuation Ratio (LVR). Higher LVR is available with Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI)

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* Additional 0.25% on top of variable rate for investment properties

The Reserve Bank today decided to leave the cash rate at a record low 2% for the fourth month in a row.

In a statement released following the decision Glenn Stevens, Governor of The Reserve Bank, said that the Australian economy shows continued, if modest, expansion, and low interest rates are acting to support both lending and borrowing.

To discuss how this can benefit you, contact us on 1300 663 580 and speak to one of our lending specialists or affiliated financial planners.

If you’re running a subcontracting business and you’re fighting to grow your turnover while managing the cash flow constraints of outstanding progress payments, don’t worry you’re not alone!  One of our independent lenders has designed a product just for you. Offering advances of up to 70% on the certified value of progress payments (up to 1.5m), your cash flow concerns can be a thing of the past. 

Call 1300 663 580  today and talk to one of our commercial finance specialists.

The Wollongong property market continues to thrive, as more people embrace it’s potential. Domain Groups Senior Economist, Dr. Andrew Wilson, forecasting further growth of upwards of 7% in 2015, citing the regions affordability, lifestyle, and proximity to Sydney. 

The Reserve bank left interest rates on hold again this month with the official rate of 2.5% per annum being the lowest in 50 years, while the RBA Governor, Glenn Stevens, remarked that the dollar was "uncomfortably high".  If the Australian dollar does not fall of its own accord a further rate cut might be on the cards at some future date.

The RBA announced a cut to the official cash rate of 25 basis points yesterday, bring the rate down to 2.5%.  This is the lowest official rate since 1960 and economists predict further cuts in the next 6 to 12 months.  Property marketing groups predict the latest cut will cause an uplift in property prices due to strengthening demand.