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Bubble Busting: Macroprudential policies for home loans explained; Stress test, Capital add-ons, Follow Kiwis on loan-to-valuation caps
Topic Started: 3 Oct 2014, 09:15 AM (2,803 Views)
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doubleview
13 Oct 2014, 08:25 PM
What is this..............actually this just may be the dumbest post or most vested one eyed post from a bull on APF ever!

You may as well live under a rock with your mortgage be all end all agenda......you are lost boy.
That's hardly a critical analysis that would concern me.
Any expressed market opinion is my own and is not to be taken as financial advice
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peter fraser
13 Oct 2014, 09:09 PM
That's hardly a critical analysis that would concern me.
I'M more than sure it dont concern u !

No critical analysis needed you have your mind made up no matter what is said!

The bears learnt this along time ago, the woodwork bull types like your self are a lsot cause.
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13 Oct 2014, 09:32 PM
I'M more than sure it dont concern u !

No critical analysis needed you have your mind made up no matter what is said!

The bears learnt this along time ago, the woodwork bull types like your self are a lsot cause.
You learnt something a long time ago?

It wasn't enough.
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RBA slammed by real estate lobby group REINSW for property investor u-turn

October 22, 2014 - 3:19PM

The Reserve Bank has been slammed for doing too little too late to curb risky lending to property investors.

The Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) says it's disappointed that the central bank has recently issued warnings about imbalanced investor activity in the property market.

Within the space of six months, RBA governor Glenn Stevens had gone from encouraging property investment to criticising it, REINSW president Malcolm Gunning said.

"Six months ago, Mr Stevens was encouraging investment in real estate," Mr Gunning said.

"Now that the public is buying properties with confidence, the RBA has changed its mind and is being critical, giving warnings about investing in an over-inflated market."

Mr Gunning said the RBA was well aware of the impact low interest rates would have on the property market when it began cutting the cash rate in 2011, and yet was only now talking about curbing risky lending to property investors.

"We're of the opinion that the RBA let it run, the banks obviously got all the money out of it, the taxes have been enjoyed by both state and federal governments, and then they put the warning out after the horse has bolted," Mr Gunning said.

"Why didn't they do it earlier? Why wouldn't you foreshadow it up front, and be a little bit more discerning?

"There should have been measures put in place knowing that the property market was going to scoot."

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/property/rba-slammed-by-real-estate-lobby-group-reinsw-for-property-investor-uturn-20141022-119x7y.html
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