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Fixed rates on the climb

Interest rates for fixed mortgages are continuing to firm, with some three-year rates now close to eight per cent and five-year loans hitting the 8.5 per cent mark.

Tue, Aug 17th 1999 12:00AM

Borrowers chase best looking rates

3 min read

Driving down debt: the Martin Hawes approach

4 min read

Counting the cost of mortgage holidays

3 min read

Firmer rates put brakes on property market

2 min read

Mortgage Brokers Association pushes for higher standards

2 min read

Beware those extra mortgage costs

2 min read

Consumer's Institute warns about "carpetbaggers"

2 min read

Mixed outlook for urban property markets

2 min read

Moving house: it all adds up

3 min read

Still scope for rates rise

2 min read

Home affordability strikes new record

2 min read

One-stop shopping moves closer

2 min read

Running the numbers on apartment financing

1 min read

Mortgage brokers: what they can offer

3 min read

The Mike Pero experience

3 min read

Continued rate rises shouldn't be cause for alarm

3 min read

Revving up bank business on the 'Net

2 min read

House prices knocked back from April highs

1 min read

Gripes over early loan repayments

2 min read

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