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How much can we borrow?
At a time when interest rates are rising it's important to reduce your payments by consolidating your debts into a lower repayment loan if you can. Take the 60 second home loan challenge and speak with one of our Australia wide industry accredited mortgage professionals.
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Avoid Mortgage Stress?
High rates and higher living cost can often bring on mortgage stress. Mortgage stress is when more than 35% of your earnings are being spent on your mortgage payments. Often the solution is to either lower your mortgage interest rate or consolidate some higher interest debts both of which may reduce your mortgage payments.
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Behind with your mortgage?
If you've fallen behind in your mortgage payments the trick is to act quickly to find a solution. Despite the financial climate there are lenders who are sympathetic to those who are experiencing problems. There are home loans for people who have credit defaults or are behind in the mortgage payments.
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Identity Theft

Protect your financial identity at all times

One of the most common forms of credit fraud is committed by ‘stealing’ the identity of another individual. Someone obtains your identity details and uses them to obtain credit for themselves, leaving you with the potential liability for this debt, a damaged credit reputation and the inconvenience of amending your credit file.

Studies show identity fraud victims typically know the person who uses, or tries to use, their identity.

To reduce the chances of credit fraud happening to you, follow these simple rules:
1. Know what's in your credit fiule. Click here to see how you can obtain a copy of your credit file

2. Monitor your credit file so that you receive notification everytime an enquiry is made with Weda Advantage using your personal details.

3. Sign all your new credits cards as soon as you receive them.

4. Store your credit cards and personal ID items in a safe place.

5. Shred any paperwork that contains your personal details or account details before throwing it away.

6. Contact your finanancial institution immediatley if your cards are stolen.

7. Keep your PIN (Personal Identification Number) confidential and seperate from your card.

To read an excelent story from the Sydney Morning Herald click here.
To download the Australian National Crime Prevention Program "Identity Fraud Kit" click here.