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Mortgages or buying a house can often be the most expensive financial undertaking for an individual over their lifetime. It is therefore critical that they are aware of common pitfalls and unforeseen costs when buying a house and obtaining a loan to finance the purchase. Here are six common borrowing traps that can be avoided.
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Most individuals take out an a life insurance policy only once in their lives, and as time progresses and they go through the various stages of life without purchasing more cover. Here are key stages in an individual’s life where they should be either buying life cover or bulking up what they do have.
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- 5 Mortgage Tips
Mortgages or buying a house can often be the most expensive financial undertaking for an individual over their lifetime. It is therefore critical that they are aware of common pitfalls and unforeseen costs when buying a house and obtaining a loan to finance the purchase. Here are six common borrowing traps that can be avoided.
- Three Credit Card Pitfalls That Can Be Easily Avoided
Many borrowers make common mistakes when using their credit cards. Here are three pitfalls that can be easily avoided.
- When Should Individuals Increase The Amount Of Life Insurance Cover They Have?
Most individuals take out an a life insurance policy only once in their lives, and as time progresses and they go through the various stages of life without purchasing more cover. Here are key stages in an individual’s life where they should be either buying life cover or bulking up what they do have.
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Australian banking major, National Australia Bank (NAB) is taking advantage of the drop in prices of its own bonds as a result of the global credit crisis, and using the opportunity to repurchase US$250 million of its own long term debt at two thirds of its face value.
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International issuers from Asia, Europe and the US are finding the costs of issuing Australian dollar denominated debt known as "kangaroo bonds" are rising as a result of having to compete against Triple A rated sovereign guaranteed debt being issued by domestic Australian banks.
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Australian banking major Westpac Banking Corporation has said that it expects to see further pressure on its consumer loan book as rising unemployment takes its toll and causes credit impairments to rise.
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