3.88% Fixed for 2 years P & I with NAB - Seems like a good rate?

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  1. Rolf Latham

    Rolf Latham Inciteful (sic) Staff Member Business Plus Member

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    the pain of convenience vs the pleasure of control

    has nothing to do with fortune :)

    You arent unique here............ more than half of people that investigate changing "stuff" dont complete the investigation....... even where they do have the capacity to move, and improve and make 10s of thousands in NPV.

    Phone plans, power resellers, mortgages, health insurance, etc


    Like one of my business mentors says

    "Choose and move"


    Or like another says -

    Dont move, thats ok too, but dont lament the loss from not doing so.



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    I was more concerend about my credit file!!
     
  3. Jess Peletier

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    That's get aroundable :)

    But fair point!
     
  4. Rolf Latham

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    if one has dozens of properties and loans and one works with sub 80 lends, CRAA wont become substandard with 11 refis.

    Even if one has 11 props and refis 11 in one session (which is generally not recommended) and the lvr is sub 80 its generally going to score ok.

    Things like LVR, reliance on rent, security location, resi and income stability tend to have a higher level of influence on score than targetted activity per se.

    where activity may be a problem if similar stuff comes up 3 times in 3 mths to different lenders.......... but even there it really does depend.

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  5. TMNT

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    I didnt know that. I was under the impression that multiple hits looks bad even if you had say 10 hits in 3 months but owned 50 ips
     
  6. dabbler

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    Get moving is an under statement.

    The amount of times it has taken more than 14 days when I had a pre approval may be as high as 50%, but lucky for him the lenders are prob not as busy now.

    But you (OP) better get a move on !
     
  7. Rolf Latham

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    Much depends on context

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  8. dabbler

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    I have never worried about that.

    But do you need to do all 11 ?

    Fixing some at 5 with existing lender not going to be the end of the world.

    Depending on your goals and how P&I will effect you, I would be doing various things with varied lenders and have a mix of IO, P&I, fixed and variable and try and stagger things so not all coming say off fixed at once, or all going P&I at once.
     
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    Rate risk and io maturity coming all at once across a large portfolio can make for interesting times .

    A staggered rate maturity strategy is old school, the io maturity thing not so, since that's a new ate of puzzle pieces in the box due to apra pressures both on io issues but mostly due to serviceability standardisation

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    Couple of rates CBA quoted me, they seem generally higher then others.
    $780k owner occupied <80% LVR P&I 3.82%
    $650k investment <80% LVR P&I 4.4%
     
  11. mikey7

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    I was in CBA today fixing an account issue, and when I was all done, the lady goes "You know if you changed your investment loans to P&I you'd get a rate of 3.88%?"
    So looks like CBA is offering this rate, variable with offset.
     
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    Whoa....very interesting. Fickle even. I would take advantage of that if it suits your financial position to do so.
     
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    fyi $600k OO loan with P&I, 3.80% svr with nab
     
  14. Zoolander

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    So nabs offering 3.95% variable for PI owner occupier loans on their Choice package which is $395 a year plus $8-10/mth fee per loan. Do you guys find it odd for both an annual fee and monthly fee to coexist?

    Granted they're knocking the rate down from low 4s but still.. Seems odd for this fee doubledip..
     
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  15. Rolf Latham

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    Dont like NAB much expect for set and forget loans, but I do expect this isnt right

    the 395 replaces the monthly fee

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    This is 2 year fixed, not variable with offset. CBA won't do anywhere near that for variable.
     
  17. mikey7

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    Doesn't suit me. I still got a PPOR mortgage.

    I'll send u pm
     
  18. r3ckless

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    i pay the $10 onthly fee with nab but no choice package annual fee
     
  19. Jess Peletier

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    Normally it's either/or.
     
  20. Clayton

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    Being an Aussie expat working in Hong Kong I’ve just realized St George has increased my IO loan to 6.22%, that’s over a $350 jump in monthly repayments! Heart attack I know! Increased 1% because of the non-resident loan set up.
    Broker just informed me he can get 4.49% with the same bank (StGeorge) fixed for 2 years. Seems to make sense I’d consider his asap?
    Other thought to consider is ANZ offering 3.88% P&I fixed for 2 years, if I was to switch would we suggest re-setting loan to 30years?
    Cheers & Happy Friday everyone!
     
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