So going take the 3.79% 1yr fixed term on the company loans (business) and was going to go with the same rate over 2yrs for the commercial property loan but now as business confindence is at record lows and RBA now down @ 1% it looks like for sure the RBNZ will make one to two cuts over the 2H19 .. so thinking about going fixed for 6months then locking in very low rates for 3yr+ maybe 3.5% etc
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Originally posted by JBM View PostSo going take the 3.79% 1yr fixed term on the company loans (business) and was going to go with the same rate over 2yrs for the commercial property loan but now as business confindence is at record lows and RBA now down @ 1% it looks like for sure the RBNZ will make one to two cuts over the 2H19 .. so thinking about going fixed for 6months then locking in very low rates for 3yr+ maybe 3.5% etc
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By August when OCR is cut, 1 & 2 year rates will drop to 3.7%ish.
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Originally posted by Beano View PostCommercial floating is generally lower than 12 month fixed
So I suspect they will give it to you for 4.3pcSquadly dinky do!
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Originally posted by Davo36 View PostBeano you often say that commercial floating rates are lower than 12 month fixed. I can tell you for us investors who borrow a lot less than you, this is not the case. The floating rate is at least 1% more.
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Originally posted by Bluekiwi View PostWhat are the best 5 year rates that people are getting below carded (and what is their LVR and approx. loan amount)
Just get your head around this fact> 10yr Greek Govt bond yield has fallen to close to US Govt bond yield this is in a country with 40%+ unemployment
Its a race to the bottomLast edited by JBM; 01-08-2019, 12:11 PM.
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I have 2.1m coming off fixed in 2/20 and 5/20, am at 50% LVR, so reckon that could be good timing.
I am considering either another short term fix for one year, or go long at 5 years if I get a sub 4% rate.
Need a crystal ball to predict what rates will be when I come out the other end in 2021 or 2026.
But I the reason I am looking at 5 years, is to avoid the impact of the RBNZ capital requirements, which could start affecting rates come 2021 / 2022 - maybe ?
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