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Hello,
While our economy and stock market continue to waver, the Australian commitment to home ownership remains steady. A new report - see first article - shows that young Australians are as keen as ever to own their own home, even if it means sacrificing lifestyle comforts to get their foot in the door of the housing market.
First home owners are also making a comeback to the market, as we reveal in article 3 "Anyone looking to buy a property?" The article uncovers some interesting statistics and tells readers how they too can join the ranks of first home buyers.
Article 4 looks at how the introduction of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act has promoted the role of mortgage brokers as trusted advisers. Here you will find an answer to the commonly asked question "why not just use a bank for your mortgage?"
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Nunawading VIC 3131| Tel: | 03 9894 7135 | | Mob: | 0412 582 151 | | Fax: | 03 9894 7073 |
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Young Australians want their own home
The dream of home ownership is alive and well, according to a new report that reveals Generation Y are willing to give up luxuries to own their first home.
Over 90 per cent of Generation Y (those born between 1979 and 1990) has indicated that owning a home is a higher priority than buying the latest gadgets or fashion accessories.
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Building Wealth for Retirement
Investing in property can help build wealth for retirement in a way that superannuation, savings or the stock market cannot.
The number one advantage of investing in residential property is its potential for long-term capital growth. Well-located property has consistently doubled in value every seven to ten years, and historically has provided rental yields of around 5% per annum.
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Anyone looking to buy their first property?
First home buyers are putting aside their nerves and making a comeback to the property market. After lying low for 12 months, the number of new home loan commitments by first home buyers is on the rise, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.Interest rate stability, an increase in rents and a lull in house values has given buyers the confidence they need to enter the market. While first home buyers face a tougher economic environment than last year, a growing number have decided not to let this stand in their way.
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Bank or Broker?
Clients sometimes ask us why they shouldn't just go direct to a bank. Our answer is that mortgage brokers can do a lot more than process a transaction - we provide advice, financial guidance and valuable assistance with negotiating your way through the mortgage process. We also take the time to listen to your needs and understand your future financial goals. The recent introduction of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act has strengthened the broker's role as an advisor.
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Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia
Tudor Finance Pty Ltd is a Full Member of the MFAA.
This means we have recognised and proven qualifications and expertise in the mortgage industry, and are bound by a code of ethics to ensure the highest levels of service, integrity and professionalism.
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No fuss, tailored home loans
With 20 years home loan lending experience, Tudor Finance are trusted mortgage professionals who work for you - not the banks. By spending time getting to know you, & with access to hundreds of loans from more than 20 different lenders, we can help find the perfect loan that best suits your individual needs.
Tudor Finance is not obligated to sell any particular home loan product - our only committment is to hand-pick the optimum loan for you.
Our service is free & we take care of the whole process, giving you peace of mind & saving you time.
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Disclaimer: This newsletter is intended to provide general news and information only. Readers should rely on their own enquiries before making any decisions regarding their own interests. Please do not rely on any part of this newsletter as a substitute for specific legal or financial advice. All material is copyright 2011.
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