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Sharpen up your home loan.
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Assumption: Loan value $ 294800 over 25 years. For many borrowers, it's not only the cheapest rate they want to know about, Cuming says. They also want to find out if a lender will offer offset accounts or whether it provides internet banking.

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PNB offers cheapest home loans until March
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MANILA, Philippines—The tycoon Lucio Tan-led Philippine National Bank unveiled on Wednesday what it claimed to be the cheapest home loan deal available in the local banking industry, in a bid to expand its consumer loan portfolio.

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The webinar, originally priced at $ 129, is on hold, the Reverse Mortgage Critic told RMD, but its target was predatory lending, and specifically what he says are 60,000 reverse mortgage borrowers who have been deceived into inappropriate reverse mortgages.

Reverse Mortgage Critic’s Lyn Link says on his site that “The Reverse Mortgage Critic was born out of a necessity to provide the public with a source of unbiased, revealing, straight talk about reverse mortgages.”

As a “pioneer” in the industry who has dedicated more than 22 years help hundreds of seniors safely take advantage of reverse mortgage benefits, he says, he felt compelled to make a mission out of his reverse mortgage critique.

A special paid report on the site says “An estimated 59,880 reverse mortgage borrowers have already been steered into the wrong reverse mortgage product costing them and/or their estate on average an estimated $ 131,000. Plus, there are an additional 2,000 to 3,000 borrowers who become victims of lender steering each month.”

A consumer study released in 2011 by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association found more than 90% of reverse mortgage borrowers surveyed reported satisfaction with their loans—an interesting distinction. Link, however, says the steering began after the study subjects got their reverse mortgages.

Link, who aims to provide reverse mortgage information to those who work with seniors, as well as consumers considering reverse mortgages, says “The potential losses to existing reverse mortgage borrowers and their estate during the life of the loan are currently estimated at almost 8 billion dollars.”

The site also advertises professional consultation services to consumers for $ 79 to discuss whether a reverse mortgage makes sense for their situation, although Link told RMD he is no longer offering those services. Sounds very similar to a counseling session, just not conducted by someone approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Written by Elizabeth Ecker

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Cheaper loans probably exist
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If you're one of the two million Australians who have a variable rate mortgage with a major bank, you won't be happy. But with a bit of effort, you could get a better deal on your loan. There are plenty of comparatively cheap home loans available …

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Residential delinquency was down for the second consecutive month in January.

The 30-day rate, including foreclosures, was 14 basis points lower than during December, a month when delinquency slipped 5 BPS from November.

January’s late payments sank 94 BPS from the same month during 2011.

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