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  • Profile photo of Chris2004Chris2004
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    @chris2004
    Join Date: 2004
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    I have currently one IP and one PPOR which is soon to become a IP as well. My IR is fixed 7.14% for three years with an annual fee of $300 (no other fees). Do you think this is a good deal or should I refinance when my second PPOR becomes an IP?

    Any suggestions on a bank?

    My properties earn good Capital Growth so should I go for a Interest only loan? (My current IP is IO.

    Any suggestions please!

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Join Date: 2001
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    7.14% was probably a good rate at the time, but compared to todays rates it is a bit high. To change it you would be up for exit fees/break costs and these could be high. I suggest you ring your bank and ask them for a figure, and take it from there.

    For what its worth, I have one loan fixed at 7.10% for a few more years too.

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