Making an offer below the asking price of your first home can shave months or years off the length of your loan. Here’s how to do it.
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With more rate cuts on the way and refinancing starting to kick off,it’s a perfect time to save big bucks on your mortgage.
No matter how flush you are,or how reliable your repayments,once you hit a certain age it can be tough to get a credit card.
Housing affordability and the cost of living are playing a big part in the decision to have children,but other forces are at play too.
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