by Nick Rainsford | 25 Aug 2017 | Business, General, Home loans, Investments, Leasing, SMSF
You could be forgiven for thinking that interest rates occupy our minds more than any other topic. Every time a bank moves rates one way or another, it’s headline news. Even when the RBA doesn’t move rates there’s a news story about it. We’ve been conditioned to think...
by Nick Rainsford | 12 Aug 2017 | Business, General, Home loans, Investments, Leasing, SMSF
It’s always good when all the hard work we do pays off for our clients. We’ve had a record couple of months recently with the obvious reward that is associated with that. The less obvious result is what it means for the people that we work for – our clients....
by Nick Rainsford | 26 Jul 2017 | Business, Financial Thymes newsletter, General, Investments, SMSF
Welcome to our new monthly newsletter where we keep you informed with what’s going on in the Commercial Loan markets and funding that may be available to you. A business owner walks into a bank…Don’t. Just don’t. Dealing directly with a single bank exposes you to more...
by Nick Rainsford | 17 Jul 2017 | Business, General, Home loans, Investments, Leasing, SMSF, Uncategorized
Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life. Proverbs 13:12 I think I may have named this article incorrectly. It should probably be called “Why You Need Mortgage Brokers Now More Than Ever”. You may have read a little about mortgage...
by Nick Rainsford | 10 Jul 2017 | Business, General, Home loans, Investments, Leasing, SMSF, Uncategorized
There are many ways to skin a cat (apparently). If you’ve been reading the press lately when it comes to interest only interest rates that old adage just doesn’t apply. It seems as though the only way to change people’s behaviour is to charge them more. That’s just...
by Nick Rainsford | 26 Jun 2017 | Business, Financial Thymes newsletter, General, Home loans, Investments, Leasing, SMSF, Uncategorized
As I suggested in my article last week, the days when interest rates are dictated by the RBA appear to be over – at least for now. During the week, a couple of financial earthquakes – which had been predicted previously by some in the media – occurred. Namely, Moody’s...
