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Prime rate is now 10.50% 📈🏡

Following on from our reel this morning… a higher interest rate environment does not automatically mean the property market or economy slows down. In many cases, strong economic activity is exactly what puts pressure on inflation and interest rates in the first place.

Yes, even small rate changes can impact monthly bond repayments, which is why structuring your finance correctly and negotiating the best possible rate matters more than ever.

Whether you’re buying, refinancing, or planning your next move, Phoenix Bonds is here to guide you through the process and help you make smart property decisions in any market 💼✨

Another successful session with an amazing team ❤️💃🏼 Tyson Properties Bryanston and Fourways Andre Potgieter

We've processed a lot of home loan applications. Happy ones, tricky ones - and the declined ones too.

After a while, you start seeing the same patterns. And here's the honest truth: most declines are not a surprise to us. Because the warning signs are visible before you even apply.

The most common reasons people get declined:

→ Old judgements or defaults sitting on your credit profile
→ Too much debt relative to your income
→ Self-employed or commission income with the wrong paperwork
→ Applying to the wrong bank for your profile

Before we submit anything, we sit with your full picture - income, expenses, credit profile, bank statements. If there's a problem, we'd rather find it now and tell you honestly than have the bank find it first.

No false hope. No sugarcoating. Just a straight conversation about where you stand.

Contact me: https://shorturl.at/IbZYX

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Most first-time buyers know about First Home Finance (previously FLISP). What many don’t know is that timing can make or break the deal.

Every year, buyers find themselves approved for the subsidy… only to hit delays because the government allocation has already been exhausted for that financial cycle. In some cases, transfers stall, rates expire, and transactions collapse despite the buyer qualifying.

This article breaks down how the subsidy actually works, why the timing risk exists, and what buyers, agents, and originators should be planning for before relying on it in a transaction.

Read here: https://www.phoenixbonds.finance/Insights/entryid/2135/first-home-finance-a-good-idea-that-doesnt-always-land-on-time

Best AI training!! And it just gets better every time.