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SyB stumbled upon a young mum with two toddlers and a large mortgage. Her job is to find out about everything that the banks are less keen for you to know and to tell you ALL about it!
Monthly Archives: December 2011
One Big Switch Sends Interesting Email
Now might be the time for a bank change. Here’s a deal that definitely looks like it’s worth a phone call. Continue reading
Banks and Credit Unions that have passed on the Dec 6 2012 Rate Cut in Full
Some banks have passed the 0.25% rate cut that the RBA announced on Tuesday in full. Others have not. So, if your bank is one that has not, we suggest that you look at getting a better deal with the … Continue reading
How Much Can I Borrow For My Mortgage?
When putting together your Mortgage To-Do List, working out how much you can borrow is an important step. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting Advice, Home Loan Help, Uncategorized
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A Bank Error to Keep an Eye Out For
A fan of our website recently wrote to us to inform of us of a glitch in the banking system that would have resulted in him paying extra fees had he not made a query with the bank. As he … Continue reading
Posted in Bank Fees, Bank Information, Customer Relations, Personal Finance, Unfair Banking
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