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You Can Afford to Buy Your Own Home, Thanks To FLISP.

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First time home buyers can qualify for a government subsidy of up to R121 626. Here's what you need to know about FLISP.

Interest rate cut: Great news for the property market.

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The South African Reserve Bank announced this week that the interest rate will be cut by 25 basis points.

How the VAT increase affects property sales.

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The 1% VAT increase set to take effect as of 1 April 2018 raises some burning questions that relate to property sales

New Year's resolutions: Time to get financially fit

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January is a time for implementing New Year's resolutions. With that in mind, it would me wise to make a plan to kick bad financial habits

Four Easy Steps to Building a Credit History.

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Establishing and maintaining a credit record is imperative for consumers who want to own a home,

How much it will cost to buy a car and send kids to school in 20 years time.

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Old Mutual's latest Long-Term Perspective report for 2017 highlights how inflation will impact the cost of buying

2015 Average house price growth was slightly slower than that of 2014 as a whole.

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In December 2015, the FND House Price Index inflation rate continued its mild year-on-year growth uptick of recent months.

Top trends for home loan approvals.

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In the increasingly competitive banking environment, it is a good idea for those thinking of buying a property to get themselves pre-approved for a bond

How to prepare for rate hikes.

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In January this year the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) hiked its key lending rate by 50 basis points to 5,5%

Housing market steams ahead despite rate increases.

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This year's interest rate increases have done very little to slow housing demand and have had no negative effect at all on home prices

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