Fletcher Rowe | May 6 2019 The Hayne Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry concluded on February 1st and was released to the public eye on February 4th. The report cast a scathing eye on the sector, noting systemic “unconscionable conduct” and an overriding culture of profit ahead of
Dear Mr Frydenberg, I write to you in response to the findings of the Hayne Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry, released to Treasury on 1st February 2019, and to the wider public and media on 4th February 2019. My response refers in particular to the findings relating to
Fletcher Rowe | November 2 2017 One thing thing that most mortgagees will attest to is harbouring a small, albeit impassioned, feeling of bitterness towards their bank. We know that a mortgage is part and parcel in keeping a roof over our heads, but at the same time, we’d jump at the opportunity to keep
Fletcher Rowe | September 18 2017 At the end of the day, the only thing banks think about when handing out money is minimising the risk to them in doing so. Banks have a list of preferred borrowers and occupations, and there is no prize for guessing that Doctors are atop that list. Generally revered
August 29 2017 | Fletcher Rowe It’s one of the most commonly queried yet poorly understood components of the modern mortgage, and not knowing its function could be costing you thousands in interest charges over the course of a year, let alone the life of your loan. You may be aware it’s out there, but