Ensuring Digital Signature Lawfulness for Home Loan in Australia

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the phone lines don't stop ringing from Australians in despair speaking Cy one in four calls this year are from Australians who face mortgage hardship including some who've been forced to sell their homes you've got parents that are skipping meals to make sure their kids are getting fed uh and making sure the mortgage is getting paid or living off their credit cards Kirsty says some people were allowed to borrow above their means that is reaching the responsible lending you have to consider uh the stress testing uh and the banks have to consider a change in circumstance including a change in interest rate rise as more borrowers roll off cheap fixed loans onto higher variable rates many are stuck in a mortgage prison most lenders will only be able to give you a loan around $600 to $650,000 well below your $800,000 that you have at the moment mortgage broker s says about 40% of their customers can't refinance with the bank he says that's because of regulations requiring Banks to assess whether people can pay at an interest rate at 3% above the current rates it's pushing some of these low owned middle income borrowers to non-banks to Simply refinance their loan redom says buffers should be removed for people refinancing if they have a good history of repayments and lowered for those buying a new home it will simply allow more people on the sidelines who don't have access the ability to go and purchase a home and it might put less pressure in the rental market the horror stories that emerged during the banking rule commission more than 5 years ago led to Stronger regulations aimed at better protecting consumers and caps on bonuses paid to Bankers but now banking giant CBA is planning to increase the commissions it pays its home loan bankers and the CEOs of a andz and NAB calling on the government to consider easing lending rules the collective effect of all of that regulation has added complexity and in agregate has made it challenging for Bank participants to serve the needs of lower inome households but others are warning that even tweaks to lending laws could cause turmoil what we're seeing here is a race back to the bad old days of greed that led us to the Royal Commission in the first place this is a really an appalling development if we undertake a dramatic easing and lending standards and the rules around that the risk is that the next cycle could be far worse a situation that financial counselors like Kirsty are working hard to avoid e