Comments for Peach Financial and Mortgage News http://www.peachhomeloans.com.au/mortgage-news news digest and comment Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:00:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Conflicting signals on home loans by Housing-Today. com http://www.peachhomeloans.com.au/mortgage-news/2011/06/conflicting-signals-on-home-loans/#comment-3 Housing-Today. com Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:00:50 +0000 http://www.peachhomeloans.com.au/mortgage-news/2011/06/conflicting-signals-on-home-loans#comment-3 <strong>Exit fees ban: Australia's small, non-bank mortgage lenders to offer better rates...</strong> The organisation of small non-bank lenders in Australia will continue the battle to extend competitive mortgage fees as against the huge banks. The Senate's decision to uphold the government's National Consumer Credit Protection Act regula...... Exit fees ban: Australia’s small, non-bank mortgage lenders to offer better rates…

The organisation of small non-bank lenders in Australia will continue the battle to extend competitive mortgage fees as against the huge banks. The Senate’s decision to uphold the government’s National Consumer Credit Protection Act regula……

]]> Comment on Brisbane flood map may guide home loan seekers by Jaime Walde http://www.peachhomeloans.com.au/mortgage-news/2011/05/brisbane-flood-map-may-guide-home-loan-seekers/#comment-2 Jaime Walde Sat, 21 May 2011 15:59:13 +0000 http://peachhomeloans.com.au/mortgage-news/2011/05/brisbane-flood-map-may-guide-home-loan-seekers#comment-2 Political leaders and central banks round the planet have done everything they can to prop up failed financial institutions, and lending that was imprudent from the start. We will not have a real self sustaining recovery without an end to deficit spending and lots of banks going bust. I find discussion about asset finance and loans a bit meaningless. Political leaders and central banks round the planet have done everything they can to prop up failed financial institutions, and lending that was imprudent from the start. We will not have a real self sustaining recovery without an end to deficit spending and lots of banks going bust. I find discussion about asset finance and loans a bit meaningless.

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