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With a home loan from eChoice you can realise your dreams, eChoice compares over 25 lenders and hundreds of product, they do the hard work for you – It’s Online, it’s Easy & it’s FREE -  Click Here.

Comparing Home Loans is easy with the Internet

Thanks to the Internet it’s now more convenient a research online for the best mortgage or home loans. The key is to use search engines like Yahoo, Google and Ninemsn as well as home loan broker websites like eChoice – the online home loan lending specialist. They will do the shopping around for you and offer you the best deal on different home loans.

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Looking for a second Mortgage?

Home loan lenders like eChoice work with several of the largest banks and lending institutes in Australia to provide you with the best deals and interest rates. Whether you are interested in first home buyer loans or a second mortgage, eChoice has got you covered.

Need a Home Improvement Loan?

If you are upgrading your house and planning on renovating, you’ll need a home improvement loan. An extra bedroom, living space or outdoor deck can add value to your existing property.

A construction loan for Summer?

Doesn’t a pool sound fantastic for those hot summer days? With a construction loan you can make it happen but don’t forget check if a building approval is required. If you are building a swimming pool in the sunshine state of Queensland , be sure to visit your local council to find more information about the necessary council approval required.

Compare Interest rates and Home Loans

When looking for the best home loan, it’s easy to get caught up in checking the interest rates but remember to consider the features and compare mortgages and home loans with the same features and rates. A thumb rule is that the more flexible the loan is the higher the interest rate will be.

To be sure that you get the best deal on your home loan, visit eChoice -  Click Here and compare to find the cheapest home loans today.

With a home loan from eChoice you can realise your dreams, eChoice compares over 25 lenders and hundreds of product, they do the hard work for you – It’s Online, it’s Easy & it’s FREE -  Click Here to learn more.

Tips for Comparing Home Loans

Here’s a tip – visit eChoice for home loan tips. If you are a first time home buyer, you may also wish to visit the Governments website www.firsthome.gov.au for more information.

With a home loan from eChoice you can realise your dreams, eChoice compares over 25 lenders and hundreds of product, they do the hard work for you – It’s Online, it’s Easy & it’s FREE -  Click Here to learn more.

Latest News


February Rate Hike Possible Due to Strong November Retail
10 Jan 2010 04:12 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

November 2009 retail sales surged at the fastest pace since economic stimulus was enacted in early 2009. This development would strengthen the possibility of another interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia on their next policy meeting in February.

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RHG to Charge the Highest Interest Rates
29 Dec 2009 11:08 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

RHG, RAMS Home Loans’ successor, is now charging the highest standard variable home loan interest rate after another rate hike.

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Interest Rate Rise Seeming Unlikely
18 Dec 2009 12:14 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

A February 2010 interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to happen due to the recent market movements.

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Banks Face Increased Competition
07 Dec 2009 03:39 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

After three of the so-called Big Four lenders posted higher interest rate hikes than the central bank, Treasurer Wayne Swan said that Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will see to it that these lenders will face tough competition.

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Mortgage Average Rate Rises
03 Dec 2009 11:40 am, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

New mortgage’s average value increased in record numbers in November because of the increase of property values and the resurgence of investors.
Despite that, the latest Australian Finance Group mortgage index reflects that home loan purchases went down for a second straight month due to the declining first home buyer activity and higher interest rates.
The average [...]

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Interest Rates Increase for Third Consecutive Month
02 Dec 2009 11:47 am, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

The Reserve Bank of Australia increased interest rates for the third consecutive month. This recent hike brings the rate to 3.75 per cent. The hike still pushed through despite the fears of the Dubai debt having a potential toll on the global economy.

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Demand for Home Loans at 15-month High
01 Dec 2009 03:42 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

More people are looking for help in purchasing their homes. New data from the Reserve Bank of Australia showed that the annual pace for home loan demands rose 10 per cent. This is the first double-digit percentage rise in 15 months.
However, it still is the only credit area that the central bank would fret about [...]

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Pros & Cons of Home Loans
23 Nov 2009 10:27 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

A home loan gives borrowers an opportunity to gain funds for purchasing a property that he intends to own. It has various repayment terms and payment deals. While on the repayment process, the lender has the property title that will be handed off to the borrower once he has fully paid the loan. Of course, home loans have it share of pros and cons.

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Uniform Consumer Credit Code
18 Nov 2009 09:03 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

The Uniform Consumer Credit Code regulates the credit that is provided to customers and corporations. It also provides customer lending standards in all states and territories. The code has guidelines in regulating lender’s conduct for loan advertising and assistance throughout the loan term.

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Home Rental Vacanies Are Tight
17 Nov 2009 01:12 pm, Posted in Home Loan News, Uncategorized

The New South Wales Real Estate Institute reports that rental property vacancies in Sydney are tight due to excess demand and high maintaining prices. To concretize matters, Real Estate Institute NSW President Steve Martin said that the rental vacancy rate in the said city is at 1.3%.

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