I sense the weekend will be a symphony of lawn mowers
If I purchase a flat outright, will a bank give me a personal loan (eg $50k) using the flat as collateral?
Mailata (Philly Eagle - ex Rabbit) has an interesting take on pads / no pads. https://youtu.be/osj1Nra-Z_0?t=752
Yah all good questions and good responses. Suspend is great for this handheld, but as @PlasticExistence@beehaw.org mentions linux isn't great at suspend out of the box and having a very configurable embedded system like the steamdeck lumps it in this basket.
I think a lot of the 'customer owned' banks are usually good, they can be regional based as well. IE for Newcastle area Greater Bank and Newcastle Permanent Buildng Society both have lots of branches and good customer support for local. I used to like StGeorge until Westpac took them over, went downhill after that
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Reminder to Compare Energy Providers, and the AUS GOV website is pretty good
(www.energymadeeasy.gov.au)
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Australian Navy Mobilises HMAS Adelaide To The Thames For Possible Evacuation Of Our Cricketers
(www.betootaadvocate.com)
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When you say outright you have, for example 450k for a 500k apartment? If that is the case then you just need to get a mortgage for the difference and be done with it. With that much of a deposit I didn't think they would see it as much of a risk, but who knows. A mortgage will be much lower interest than a personal loan. Also have you factored in all of the extras... legals, stamp duty, etc etc.