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Future Financial ranked No. 8 in Australia

We are very excited to announce that we have been ranked number 8 in Australia’s Top 10 Originators as conducted by The Adviser. Independent acknowledgement by The Adviser confirms to us that the execution of our strategy during the GFC has been perfect and we are now well placed to offer superior products and services moving forward. We look forward to meeting your needs in 2010 and beyond knowing that we provide you with the tools, products and solutions to be successful.

Future Financial Releases New Products & Pricing

Natural Disaster Relief

If your clients are experiencing difficulties brought about by a Natural Disaster please contact our Personal Finance Officers on 1300 MY LOAN
(1300 695 626)

RBA; Cash Rate

Tuesday 03 August 2010; Cash Rate remains unchanged (4.50%)

Is now the Right time to Buy?

Is it better to buy now or wait and keep saving? Genworth Financial have released a helpful tool that can aid in helping to make that decision. For more information choose this option from the drop down box under Partner Tools.

Email applications to applications@futurefinancial.com.au

News

Future Financial targets Big 4 business customers

Non-bank lender Future Financial is expecting a record year in 2010 as it looks to poach business from the majors who have recently began tightening their lending criteria.

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Reserve Bank 'comfortable' with current rate levels

By Kim Christian / AAP / August 17, 2010

The Reserve Bank was "comfortable" leaving interest rates at average levels at its August board meeting during a period of market volatility, minutes of the monetary policy board meeting reveal.

The Reserve Bank left the cash rate unchanged at 4.5 per cent at its August 3 board meeting, saying that the existing level was "appropriate" for the time being "pending further information".

Interest rates to rise faster, higher than expected

By Karina Barrymore / News Limited newspapers / July 27, 2010

Interest rates are tipped to rise faster and higher than expected as speculation is growing that we are facing a rates double whammy.

Big Banks may cut mortgage deals to control interest

By Scott Murdoch / The Australian / June 29, 2010

This way they hope to avoid having to pass on higher interest rates in an election year.

Banks are facing mounting pressure from the government not to increase lending rates out of cycle with the Reserve Bank, even though the European debt crisis has triggered a blowout in funding costs.
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National Consumer Credit Protection (NCCP)

Courtesy ASIC (Australian Securities & Investments Commission)

On 1 July 2010, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will take over the regulation of consumer credit and finance broking under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (National Credit Act).

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Budget News 2010 / NSW & QLD

By Landsburys Independent property advisory services

NSW Budget (AFR Pg.1, 11-12)

Stamp duty will be abolished for dwellings purchased off-the-plan for less than $600,000.