St.George Bank increases investment in Saints
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St.George Bank increases investment in Saints
http://www.saints.com.au/season2009/new ... fault.aspx
St.George Bank increases investment in Saints
St.George Bank steps up their involvement with the Saints
Football Club is pleased to announce an exciting new three year partnership with one of Australia’s leading Retail and Business Banking brands, St George Bank..........
St.George Bank increases investment in Saints
St.George Bank steps up their involvement with the Saints
Football Club is pleased to announce an exciting new three year partnership with one of Australia’s leading Retail and Business Banking brands, St George Bank..........
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And that position is helped further by not having players popping up in the media for acting like dickheads or a president & coach having a very public slanging match!Milan Faletic wrote:Brilliant news. Just shows that when you are performing well and successful, that will translate to more media coverage and that means companies will want to be associated with you. With success, more kids want to support the Saints and that is what the banks want. Good job, Saints board.
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Spot on. I should have said more positive media coverage.Dr Spaceman wrote:And that position is helped further by not having players popping up in the media for acting like dickheads or a president & coach having a very public slanging match!Milan Faletic wrote:Brilliant news. Just shows that when you are performing well and successful, that will translate to more media coverage and that means companies will want to be associated with you. With success, more kids want to support the Saints and that is what the banks want. Good job, Saints board.
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true, but at least they had the nads to be public about it. i have loans with st george (i think partly owned by westpac) and cba. cba increased their rates by almost as much but not much was said (well that i heard anyway).chook23 wrote:Prob from Westpac above the odds increase to loans!!
i'm just glad that earlier this year i jumped at 5 years fixed at 5.79% offered by st george before all these rises. wahoo!
you're ticking the boxes for me you old dragon you!
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Westpac own St.GeorgeSaintHomer wrote:true, but at least they had the nads to be public about it. i have loans with st george (i think partly owned by westpac) and cba. cba increased their rates by almost as much but not much was said (well that i heard anyway).chook23 wrote:Prob from Westpac above the odds increase to loans!!
i'm just glad that earlier this year i jumped at 5 years fixed at 5.79% offered by st george before all these rises. wahoo!
you're ticking the boxes for me you old dragon you!
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SaintHomer wrote:true, but at least they had the nads to be public about it. i have loans with st george (i think partly owned by westpac) and cba. cba increased their rates by almost as much but not much was said (well that i heard anyway).chook23 wrote:Prob from Westpac above the odds increase to loans!!
i'm just glad that earlier this year i jumped at 5 years fixed at 5.79% offered by st george before all these rises. wahoo!
you're ticking the boxes for me you old dragon you!
Excellent, i know u are not planning on selling, but the problem with fixed for so long is that if circumstances change.... Sometimes if you have to get a transfer or if something happens and you have to sell well then you have to pay a huge amount to break your fixed term..
Ie, if you sell after 3 years and you have a 5 year loan then you will get penalised a percantage of what you owe over the 2 years you wont be with them
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thats cool, i've got another place on variable for a "rainy day" circumstance. we're not moving for a whileBatnoe wrote:SaintHomer wrote:true, but at least they had the nads to be public about it. i have loans with st george (i think partly owned by westpac) and cba. cba increased their rates by almost as much but not much was said (well that i heard anyway).chook23 wrote:Prob from Westpac above the odds increase to loans!!
i'm just glad that earlier this year i jumped at 5 years fixed at 5.79% offered by st george before all these rises. wahoo!
you're ticking the boxes for me you old dragon you!
Excellent, i know u are not planning on selling, but the problem with fixed for so long is that if circumstances change.... Sometimes if you have to get a transfer or if something happens and you have to sell well then you have to pay a huge amount to break your fixed term..
Ie, if you sell after 3 years and you have a 5 year loan then you will get penalised a percantage of what you owe over the 2 years you wont be with them