NAB nabs additional 17bps

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  1. Waterboy

    Waterboy Well-Known Member

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    Welcome to the party!
     
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    Excellent. What a way to start the weekend. Do you know when this comes into effect?
     
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  3. Waterboy

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  5. Bentley

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    Now only ANZ is left to join the party!
     
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    And then the non banks..
     
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  7. Waterboy

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    Will the smaller lenders follow? They're hardly affected by the new capital requirements because many of them already meet the requirements! That's exactly why they wanted the big 4 to raise capital - to level the playing field.
     
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  8. Peter_Tersteeg

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    They followed the other rises despite not having as stronger requirement to do so, so why not?
     
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  9. Jess Peletier

    Jess Peletier Mortgage Broker & Finance Strategy, Aus Wide! Business Member

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    Macq and St George have joined the party now too.
     
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  10. RM1827

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    Do you have a link to share? I cant find this new about Macquarie and St George
     
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    Terry_w Lawyer, Tax Adviser and Mortgage broker in Sydney Business Member

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    Terry_w Lawyer, Tax Adviser and Mortgage broker in Sydney Business Member

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    Thanks Terry
     
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  14. KayTea

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    So, Suncorp won't be far behind, either…… But, no collusion, right? Talk about a bunch of sheep.

    And, will we all be anxiously waiting for the increased interest rates on any savings accounts and term deposits, to accompany the increased mortgage interest rates? Didn't think so! :mad:
     
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  15. euro73

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    Well, with the last of the major banks having announced an increase to their rates, investors have the ability to show their displeasure by seeking out a loan from one of the many excellent second tier lenders or non bank lenders.
     
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  16. JonoD

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    Anyone have any recent luck with ibcreased margins from NAB? Assessing if its worth soeaking with their retention team.

    My INV loans are currently at 4.32% (1.14% discount margin)
    My OO (IO) is at 4.16% (1.3% discount margin)

    Total lending around $2m via their broker products ( not planning to refi, just seeing if i should push a bit more on rates)

    Note - above rates are pre the 17 bps being added
     
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  17. Peter_Tersteeg

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    What you've got is consistent with what they're currently negotiating for investment lending with large amounts. Given that your owner occupied loan is interest only, 4.16% is an excellent result. NAB are specifically targeting higher rates for IO loans regardless of the purpose.

    Compared to most lenders, what you've got is a pretty good deal.
     
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    LOC package @ 4.49% but website advertises 4.39%... wonder if I'll be bumped to .59 or .69
     
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    Which is precisely what I've just done. NAB lost my business as a result of this rise.
     
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    Only started with NAB for one not long ago, will be a while before changing to another lender.
     
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