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Originally posted by donthatetheplayer View PostUnfortunately I have this annoying compulsion to be honest... I may well investigate what other banks will do to for me though.
Its not really dishonest as you prob could find that if you had to go looking. Other option is my mate got xyz I'm thinking about following suit what can you do? Got me 4.99 for 5 years its a neg game you just have to play well to win.
I found this pretty spot on for Westpac a few years back even tho its an Aussie site. https://www.homeloanexperts.com.au/f...reak_cost_calc
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Originally posted by donthatetheplayer View PostUnfortunately I have this annoying compulsion to be honest... I may well investigate what other banks will do to for me though.
back to your bank .... go from their ... nothing dishonest about getting the best deal ..
Just in the last week because of OCR change I just got another .1% off my loans That I'd agreed to shift to a new Bank(at .25% lower than present bank) ... saving me over $600 p.a
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haha banks are smarter now, when the bank manager offer me the rate and cash contribution he refused to write it down anywhere - even in an email , he just always called me.
Without a written form the other banks definitely weren't as aggressive as they should have been. I found that interesting.
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Originally posted by SleepyTiger View Posthaha banks are smarter now, when the bank manager offer me the rate and cash contribution he refused to write it down anywhere - even in an email , he just always called me.
Without a written form the other banks definitely weren't as aggressive as they should have been. I found that interesting.
-I treat banks as they treat me ...Just a NumberLast edited by JBM; 17-06-2015, 09:41 PM.
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Originally posted by BigDreamer View PostAll look like great rates. Well done! Which bank?
5.99 revolving
4.99 fixed 6 months
4.89 fixed 1 year
5.00 fixed 2 years
5.10 fixed 3 years
6k cash contribution (1.5 leagl, 4.5 cash back for bringing over 2 properties)
request to stay with bank for 2 years and move main banking across
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Originally posted by SleepyTiger View Post
Without a written form the other banks definitely weren't as aggressive as they should have been. I found that interesting.
Drat and double drat, because I'm not really in a position to go to another bank at the moment.
On another note, the canny ASBers appear to have put their rates up between when I spoke to them a bit before the OCR announcement and right before it, because now that they've dropped them in response, I'm being offered almost the same as what I was then.
I turned down 5.15 for 2 years, preferring to wait until after the announcement. Now they're offering 5.10 which is the advertised special. I feel unloved.My blog. From personal experience.
http://statehousinginnz.wordpress.com/
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Originally posted by Maccachic View PostI've done most of my negotiation's via internet banking email Much easier to be ballsy when not in person
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Originally posted by Gary Lin View PostAgree. I have successfully negotiated breaking fixed terms at no cost, and refixed to lower rate with two banks via internet banking message“Our favorite holding period is forever.”
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Originally posted by donthatetheplayer View PostWhat sort of terms and break fees did you negotiate out of Gary?
basically 5.85% fixed for two years since Oct last year.
sent message via online banking that i want to break but no break fee, as anz offered 4k cashback and 5.05% for six month.
bnz complied to my request, so did kiwibank.
this was a month or two ago.
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Originally posted by Meehole View PostWhat about lending to purchase a commercial property to run business from? $400k any recommendations? House mortgages with ASB and business banking Kiwibank.
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