D.T. 20th Feb, 2015 #21 ObuRamaraj said: If the concept is to be able to contribute unlimited surplus into your fixed rate loan and be able to withdraw when it is fixed, Heritage will do it. Click to expand... Back to broker school please
ObuRamaraj said: If the concept is to be able to contribute unlimited surplus into your fixed rate loan and be able to withdraw when it is fixed, Heritage will do it. Click to expand... Back to broker school please
W Watson1 20th Feb, 2015 #22 Colin Rice said: St George have a 70% offset for fixed and Bankwest have a 40% offset for fixed. Variable/Fixed split loan is the way to go as others have already mentioned. In regards to redraw v offset Im convinced most bank staff think its the same thing! Click to expand... I wasn't aware that STG offered such a thing. Is it only available on their 1 yr fixed?
Colin Rice said: St George have a 70% offset for fixed and Bankwest have a 40% offset for fixed. Variable/Fixed split loan is the way to go as others have already mentioned. In regards to redraw v offset Im convinced most bank staff think its the same thing! Click to expand... I wasn't aware that STG offered such a thing. Is it only available on their 1 yr fixed?
Colin Rice 21st Feb, 2015 #23 Watson1 said: I wasn't aware that STG offered such a thing. Is it only available on their 1 yr fixed? Click to expand... No, all terms as far as Im aware.
Watson1 said: I wasn't aware that STG offered such a thing. Is it only available on their 1 yr fixed? Click to expand... No, all terms as far as Im aware.
Colin Rice 21st Feb, 2015 #24 D.T. said: Back to broker school please Click to expand... You are already at broker school just need to read posts for a few months before opening the trap door
D.T. said: Back to broker school please Click to expand... You are already at broker school just need to read posts for a few months before opening the trap door