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18/02/2025

well it has happened today the RBA has reduced the cash rate to 4.10% down by 25basis points.
Let's see how quickly the Banks reduce their rates?
Hopefully 1st of many maybe!!!

01/01/2025

Great to welcome in 2025 with Family.
Love to all and may 2025 bring to you all a very happy healthy and fulfilled year.

11/08/2024

Attended SFG PD day with many presenters and lenders to inspire us.

07/11/2023

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Rate hike does not 'make sense': broker
by Adrian Suljanovic•13:30 PM, 7 Nov 2023•12 minute read
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The RBA's decision to hike interest rates will "decimate" homebuyer activity, a broker has said.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to increase the official cash rate by 0.25 per cent from 4.1 per cent to 4.35 per cent, marking the 13th cash rate hike since the tightening cycle began in May 2022 and ending the RBA’s streak of four consecutive cash rate holds.

Today’s (7 November) cash rate decision has marked the second monetary policy meeting for RBA governor Michele Bullock, who took on the role in September after the departure of her predecessor Philip Lowe.

Ms Bullock stated: “Whether further tightening of monetary policy is required to ensure that inflation returns to target in a reasonable time frame will depend upon the data and the evolving assessment of risks.

“In making its decisions, the board will continue to pay close attention to developments in the global economy, trends in domestic demand, and the outlook for inflation and the labour market.”

Ms Bullock noted there are still “significant uncertainties” around economic outlook, particularly regarding persistent overseas services price inflation, the lags of the effect of monetary policy and the outlook for household consumption.

Latest rate rises causing Hardship?
Please ring me to see if I can arrange with your lender better rates and or other plans to assist.

Geoff Webb
0414771291
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07/11/2023

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Rate hike does not 'make sense': broker
by Adrian Suljanovic•13:30 PM, 7 Nov 2023•12 minute read
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to increase the official cash rate by 0.25 per cent from 4.1 per cent to 4.35 per cent, marking the 13th cash rate hike since the tightening cycle began in May 2022 and ending the RBA’s streak of four consecutive cash rate holds.

Today’s (7 November) cash rate decision has marked the second monetary policy meeting for RBA governor Michele Bullock, who took on the role in September after the departure of her predecessor Philip Lowe.

Ms Bullock stated: “Whether further tightening of monetary policy is required to ensure that inflation returns to target in a reasonable time frame will depend upon the data and the evolving assessment of risks.

“In making its decisions, the board will continue to pay close attention to developments in the global economy, trends in domestic demand, and the outlook for inflation and the labour market.”

Ms Bullock noted there are still “significant uncertainties” around economic outlook, particularly regarding persistent overseas services price inflation, the lags of the effect of monetary policy and the outlook for household consumption.

If this latest rate increase causes you "hardship "please contact myself or your broker at least your Bank as there are policies in place to help you get through these troubling times>
Either
1) negotiate better interest rate
2) Defer payments due to hardship
3) Revert to Interest only
4) Extend term of the loan.
A lot of these do not effect your Credit Rating but if you do nothing and fall in arrears then they surely do.
Ring me 0414771291 if you are struggling but do it before you fall into arrears.
Geoff Webb
[email protected]

31/05/2023

ARE THE INTEREST RATE RISES CAUSING YOU HARDSHIP?
If so please contact me to see if I can:
1) Get a better rate for you from your existing lender
2) Benefit to refinance if able to another lender.
and/or
3) Consolidate debts to make your overall monthly repayments less.

Your call don't leave it too late and fall into arrears.
Call your bank to make arrangements to assist.

Geoff Webb
0414771291

08/07/2022

We’ve recently received reports of scammers impersonating us by spoofing our trusted phone numbers. Caller ID spoofing is when a phone number or sender name displayed on your phone, is different to the actual number of the caller/sms sender.

Reported scenarios started by receiving an SMS, from a sender name “Westpac”, advising a Fraud Officer would call. Phones will automatically group these messages alongside existing genuine messages from Westpac. Then when a call is received, the number on screen may display one of our advertised numbers.

Remember we won't ask you to make a transaction (e.g. to a safe account or any another account), share Online Banking Security Codes, passwords or request remote access your computer/device. You can always ask for a reference number and return our call using a publicly listed number to confirm the legitimacy.

If you receive any messages about your account or transaction activity, don’t click the link in the SMS - always sign in securely by typing westpac.com.au to your browser or using our App.

For the latest reported scams, please visit westpac.com.au/scams or to learn about Caller ID Spoofing visit our partner ID Care’s website idcare.org/fact-sheets/caller-id-spoofing

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas to all.
Hope you have a great time with Family and Friends.
Stay Safe, Healthy and enjoy the day.
Thankyou

26/06/2021

Proud to be a member of Rotary Club of Cockburn.
Looking for members to be a influence in the Community.

Happy anniversary of charter to the Rotary Club of Cockburn team. 52 today!