- 25 March 2017
Another Investor Rip Off
Another Investor Rip Off
ASIC is onto bank greed. Where are RBA and APRA? They are supposed to be bank regulators! Where are our Federal and State Treasurers?? Interest Only loans increased 0.25%. Now, our Big 4 banks are up another 0.25% in step. Another investor rip off!! As usual no comments from our Member of Parliament...
If you are upset of the greed of our banking monopoly we want to hear your voice. Leave feedback here! Last time we raised over 3,000 people to support our petition into a banking enquiry. This time, not run by our big 4 Banks CEO but a normal borrower. With good terms of references. Your feedback will ensure we get banking competition back! Just as we had pre Kevin Rudd.
In Other News
A very busy, Mark Robinson MP, invited me to lunch at Parliament House to accept our Club's petition on behalf of struggling mortgagors. We also discussed solutions to affordability. Mark is committed to working hard for a better Bayside.
Until next time,
Kevin Young // Club Founder
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