If you are finding it tough to meet your current financial obligations or you are just interested in reviewing your current home loan, then you are not alone. Auscredits stand ready and able to assist with your options during this difficult time.
Turbulent does not even begin to describe 2020 so far. As a result of COVID-19 and not forgetting the bushfires, thousands of Australians are out of work, with Treasury predicting that the jobless rate will double in the June quarter from 5.1 per cent to 10 per cent. Many others have had their hours reduced or have been temporarily stood down.
In this period of uncertainty, at the very least many will be taking a closer look at their finances to make sure their current loan arrangements are right for them. We have the experience and knowledge to assist in a variety of situations and are simply an email or phone call away. Our Brokers are in regular contact with our lender panel and make it our business to understand the different options lenders currently offer. While the options can seem straight forward, it is easy to miss the details and differences that can add up, particularly over a 30-year term. For example, a number of banks are offering to temporarily freeze mortgage repayments for three or six months. While this may seem like a good option, it is important to fully understand the implications. This could mean that the total debt will increase. Of course, depending on an individual’s circumstances, there may be a number of available alternatives that may reduce repayments while not increasing your interest bill as much in the long term.
Refinancing too may be on the minds of many as a result of the Reserve Bank cutting rates and banks passing them on, to varying degrees, as well as access to a range of competitive fixed interest rate options on the market. A discussion with us may be just the ticket, particularly with the talk of the cost of funding increasing.
No matter what your circumstances are, Auscredits can actively assist you in navigating your current situation. So, if you’ve been thinking about reassessing your finances do yourself (and your cashflow) a favour and call us now!
