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Australian Government initiative to protect your financial identity
The Australian Government has launched a website dedicated to protecting your identity. It provides comprehensive advice on how to minimize the
risk of identity theft along with tips and questionnaires. It also has a vital section on what to do if you're a victim of fraudulent activity.
Even if you don't use internet banking you'll probably find this information useful.
The address is www.protectfinancialid.org.au
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Headhunter firm looking for talent outside Australia
We have an ongoing relationship with a recruitment company called WorkinOz, which assists overseas Australians and permanent residents to return to Australia.
Unlike many other recruitment agencies that are mainly employer driven, WorkinOz will assess your profile and requirements and will work with you to find suitable positions.
For more information visit www.workinoz.com.au
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How to save money on your mortgage
If you've been with the same lender for a few years, you're probably paying too much interest on your mortgage. In today's competitive marketplace, banks always have special offers for new customers, which don't apply to existing clients. To keep your mortgage competitive, you need to compare it regularly to what's being offered by other lenders and switch banks if need be. At Proper Finance Solutions we do this for our clients every 12 months. Contact us now.
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Recent Testimonial
Hi Anton, Just thought I'd drop you a note firstly to say thank
you to you and your team for the work that went into setting us up with St
George.
There were of course a few issues to smooth over during
the process both with HSBC and St George but these were eventually solved
and overall we happy with the new product and added conveniences it brings
on one level.
Anyways, please pass on our thanks to your team for a job well done.
Kind Regards,Brandon, London
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Our selection of articles by The Age
Rate rise has little effect on jobs market
Internet job ads have risen for the eleventh consecutive month, unaffected by the
November interest rate rise, according to a survey... more
Limited growth tipped for house prices in 2007
The eastern states' housing market
is expected to slip further this year, amid slowing demand and declining loan
affordability, according to a report... more
Prophet watch
Australia's 15-year economic expansion looks set to accelerate this year and next, say
economists, but the risks are rising too... more
Next move in interest rates is more likely to be down
No news may be good news for home owners with mortgages in 2007. The most likely outcome for interest rates is no change, if forecasts from The Age Economic Survey are correct... more
Your financial stars 2007
The Reserve Bank of Australia's shadow looms large over your finances in 2007. But the die was cast with two rate rises in the second half of 2006, so
don't be afraid to trust your instincts when they tell you the central bank might sit on its hands for the next few months... more
Australians confident on all fronts
Australia's consumers were the most confident in 17 months this month and exports rose in November, suggesting growth may accelerate... more
Inflation genie back in the bottle
The lowest inflation reading in almost eight years sent the Australian dollar into a tailspin and prompted financial markets to revise their bets, with
investors now ruling out the chance of another rate rise next month.ralia's consumers were the most confident in 17 months this month and exports rose in November, suggesting growth may accelerate... more
In our next newsletter
- New property purchase assistance available to overseas investors
We will be happy to discuss and research various options for your new or existing mortgage in Australia. There are plenty of deals in store for you, simply contact us by sending an enquiry.
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