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	                <title>Negative Equity on your home loan</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=8</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p>Australia has enjoyed a good run in economic times, employment is at a 30 year low and wages are increasing because employers want to keep there good staff. As a result Australians can afford more when buying homes and the increased competition in the housing sector has lead to increases in the price of houses.All these factors have lead to a large inflation figure, which the <a href="http://www.rba.gov.au" target="_blank">Reserve Bank of Australia</a> is trying to stop. So to combat inflation the RBA has increased interest rates to curb inflation by making people spend less since borrowing money now costs more.</p>
<p>Australians who have bought their homes in the last year are finding their biggest investment; their homes; values dropping because the demand to buy houses has reduced since it costs more to service a <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a>. If your home is now worth less that what you borrowed, you find yourself in a negative equity situation.</p>]]></description>
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	                <title>Consolidate your credit spending</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=7</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p>Australians are spending more on credit than ever before. Australians now owe more than $1 trillion, a big increase on debt levels from a few years ago. With the economic boom currently being experienced in Australia, consumers are spending more on white goods and electrical gadgets and are utilizing the interest free periods offered by major retailers. <a href="http://www.fido.asic.gov.au/fido/fido.nsf/byheadline/Ways+to+deal+with+debt?openDocument#4">Consolidating</a> all your debts should be considered when you are having trouble meeting repayments.</p>]]></description>
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	                <title>Refinance to consolidate multiple debts</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=6</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p><span lang="EN-AU">Debts can slowly get out of control if you don&rsquo;t finance your expenses correctly. Too many <a href="http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/10/08/1034061206079.html" target="_blank">Australians</a> leave too much money owing on their credit cards paying for life expenses, slowly falling into the easy credit trap. Bills have to be paid, but source your finance for these expenses the most efficient way which means get a loan with <a href="lowratecreditcards.php">low interest</a> and low fees, and don&rsquo;t have too many different loans around the place.</span></p>]]></description>
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	                <title>When should you Refinance your Home loan</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=5</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p>If you are trying to figure out when to <a href="http://www.refinance.net.au">refinance</a> your home, there are few things your should consider. Depending if you want to lower your monthly repayment, achieve a better interest rate, or get some money for home improvements some home loan will be better than others. Most people just want a clear easy answer to their home loan issue but research into different lenders is the only way to find the best  home loan. Each person&rsquo;s <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial">financial</a> situation is different, your  financial situation determines if <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refinancing">refinancing </a>your <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a> is right for you.</p>
<p>Some reasons why you might want to refinance include:</p>
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    <li>You need       extra features in a <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a> ?</li>
    <li>Looking       for a lower interest rate</li>
    <li>To repay       the <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a> faster</li>
    <li>Reduce       your monthly repayments</li>
    <li>Restructure       the length of time of your <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a></li>
    <li>Consolidate       other debts like <a href="creditcards.php">credit cards</a> into your <a href="homeloans.php">home loan</a></li>
    <li>Use the       equity in your home to renovate or buy a car</li>
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	                <title>The Best Credit Card - how to choose?</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=4</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p>If you're looking for your first <a href="creditcards.php">credit card</a> or a new credit card and you want to know which offer would suit you best, you should start by thinking what you are going to use your credit card for. The best credit card is different for everyone and the decision largely lays in the way a credit card is going to be used.</p>
<p>There are many kinds of credit card offers in the marketplace trying to grab your <a href="business-credit-cards.php">business</a> so this should help you decide which credit card offer would be best for you.</p>]]></description>
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	                <title>RBA considered a .5pc rate rise</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=3</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p class="first">The last official interest rates. rise of .25pc could have been a .5pc rise, this  was revealed today after the reserve bank released the meeting minutes when that rate increase decision was made. Driving the decision to lift interest rate was the inflation figure which show the rate of inflation push the 3% RBA comfort zone.</p>
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	                <title>Low Interest Rate Credit Cards</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=1</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p><a href="lowratecreditcards.php">Low interest rate credit cards</a> are perfect for people who keep a certain amount of money owing on their credit card from month to month. By choosing a low interest credit card, you can save hundreds every year on interest repayments. Why not transfer your current credit card balance to a low rate credit card and start saving on repayments. Some credit cards offer extra features that could save your money in other ways like with discounts on fuel or competitive <a href="balancetransfercreditcards.php">balance transfer </a>rates.</p>]]></description>
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	                <title>Refinance your credit card with a balance transfer</title>
	                <link>http://www.refinance.net.au/news.php?article=2</link>
	                <description><![CDATA[<p><a href="balancetransfercreditcards.php">Balance transfer</a> credit cards are perfect when you want to change your credit card or consolidate credit card debts, it allows you to transfer the debt from your current credit card to your new credit card with <a href="lowratecreditcards.php">low interest rate</a> or even no interest for a period of time, generally 6 months. By choosing a <a href="creditcards.php">credit card</a> with a great balance transfer feature, you can save hundreds on interest repayments and repay your card sooner.</p>
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