Comments on: Getting the lowdown on low-docs http://tomatom.com/journalism/getting-the-lowdown-on-low-docs.htm Freelance journalist: Asks questions. Writes stories. For money. Wed, 08 Oct 2008 06:24:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ed http://tomatom.com/journalism/getting-the-lowdown-on-low-docs.htm#comment-4669 Ed Tue, 08 Jan 2008 08:06:24 +0000 http://tomatom.com/journalism/?p=150#comment-4669 I'l see if I can develop something on it. This was written a while ago to a tight deadline and it was dificult to get much out of them in the panic. Funnily enough, I'm just having problems disentangling myself from Nab for MembersEquity Bank. Nab are dragging their feet and making it difficult. I’l see if I can develop something on it. This was written a while ago to a tight deadline and it was dificult to get much out of them in the panic. Funnily enough, I’m just having problems disentangling myself from Nab for MembersEquity Bank. Nab are dragging their feet and making it difficult.

]]> By: Jo http://tomatom.com/journalism/getting-the-lowdown-on-low-docs.htm#comment-4668 Jo Tue, 08 Jan 2008 07:21:15 +0000 http://tomatom.com/journalism/?p=150#comment-4668 Your above article is incorrect concerning Pepper Home Loans. I'm reading and watching media uproar over the tiny rate rises NAB and ANZ have just done yet nothing is said in the media about the under handed and unfair tactics of these non conforming lenders. Two months ago Pepper raised our home loan variable rate by .30% (thats not including the RBA rise) and at Christmas they again upped our home loan variable rate a further .40%. Again, not including the RBA rises they instantly tag on top. We only just got our mortgage through them about eight months ago so are basically held to ransom for three years. Just thought I'd let you know the real rate rises from an actual current customer. Your above article is incorrect concerning Pepper Home Loans. I’m reading and watching media uproar over the tiny rate rises NAB and ANZ have just done yet nothing is said in the media about the under handed and unfair tactics of these non conforming lenders.

Two months ago Pepper raised our home loan variable rate by .30% (thats not including the RBA rise) and at Christmas they again upped our home loan variable rate a further .40%. Again, not including the RBA rises they instantly tag on top. We only just got our mortgage through them about eight months ago so are basically held to ransom for three years.

Just thought I’d let you know the real rate rises from an actual current customer.

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