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    February 5, 2008 - 6:47 am

    Hi Kel,

    I was wondering if there was a mail list or group that I could join to hear about these meetings in future?

    Sounds great, would love to get in on the action!

    Cheers
    Ben

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    November 1, 2005 - 9:26 am

    I think the jist of this is, if the interest rates are too high to borrow, investment/spending decreases. Then the funds that would have been used in coporation with a loan of some description get either saved at bank interest rates, and/or invested elsewhere with the money they have.

    Also, I suggest that it’s not a matter of educationg the public, but rather the public not wanting to hear the bad news… thus continue to spend using their credit cards till it bits them in the bum.

    Nothing like learning from experience!

    The first step is always the biggest

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    December 14, 2004 - 3:56 am

    What Dolf De Roo would advise, would be to get a current valuation of your existing property, go back to the mortgage brocker and refinance your mortgage. This way you get the rewards of the capital growth that your property has experienced, and you get to keep hold of the property which will continue to provide you with passive income and capital growth.

    The first step is always the biggest

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