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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. - 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. - Read more featured finance news articles
- 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. - Read more finance hints and tips
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Customers residing in NSW or ACT, the monthly account service fee will be waived for 6 months after you open a Complete Freedom, Simply Freedom or Express Freedom account between 1 July 2008 and 30 September 2008 and deposit $500 each month. For customers residing in QLD, VIC or TAS, the monthly account service fee will be waived for 6 months after you open a Complete Freedom, Simply Freedom or Express Freedom account between 2 January 2008 and 30 September 2008 and have salary credited regularly to the account for the first 6 months. For customers residing in WA, the monthly account service fee will be waived for 6 months after you open a Complete Freedom, Simply Freedom or Express Freedom account between 19 August 2007 and 31 August 2008 and have salary credited regularly to the account for the first 6 months. The 6-month period begins on the date of account opening. Transaction fees apply for using non-St.George/BankSA ATMs on all accounts. Other transaction fees, charges and daily transaction limits apply. Offer is available to new Freedom account customers and is limited to one account per customer. This information has been prepared without taking into account your circumstances. Read the Terms and Conditions available at any branch or www.stgeorge.com.au and ensure that the product is appropriate for you. Products issued by St.George Bank Limited ABN 92 055 513 070 AFS Licence No. 240997.
*Rate is current as at 5 August 2008 and is subject to change. Information does not take into account personal circumstances. Please obtain and read PDS available on request phoning 1300 662 745. Terms and Conditions apply. Term Deposit issued by St.George Bank Ltd. ABN 92055413070 AFS Licence 240997