Stellenbosch Property

The average South African household currently spends 83% of their monthly budget on servicing debt. This means that for every R100 earned only R17 is actually "free" outside the debt system.

Sounds like bondage to you? There's even more . . . Did you know that if you borrowed an amount of R1 million from a bank, you will in fact pay them back a whopping R3,4 million over a 20 year period (based on 15% interest). Yes, you will pay back approximately 3,5 times more than what you've borrowed.

The reason why the global economy's biggest players all primarily benefit from one thing, is not coincidental . . . Just think about what the following parties have in common: the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Federal Reserve Bank, South African Reserve Bank, Visa, ABSA, FNB, Standard Bank.

They are all involved in the game of debt because of one crucial denominator - INTEREST, INTEREST, INTEREST. Clearly the concept of compounded interest is truly powerful.

Let's face it, the whole world is paying more on interest than they'd like to. What about you?

What would you say if you could have a powerful compounded interest formula working for you, making you the master of your debt, instead of a life-long slave? Would you find it valuable if someone gives you an easy program that will show you how to save drastically on monthly interest payments without paying one cent more?

Gawie Venter Property Group purchased the copyrights of an extremely powerful software package that can do just that. The good news for you is that we received the rights to redistribute this and can therefore give it to you for free.

By enabling you to see the real figures involved every step of the process, this bond-optimising software will show you some serious pitfalls to avoid when taking out a loan and investing in property.

	Discover 9 easy ways to pay less interest on your bond.
	Learn the secret of paying off a bond in 7 years (instead of 20) without significant increases in payments made.

	A cash flow calculator to calculate your monthly property expenses
	An easy way to compare different properties with each other by working out the different returns on investments
	A tax calculator to work out your taxes when buying or selling
	Graphs of your payment history and future payments
	The amount that you'll actually pay back to the bank, incl interest
	Information on transfer duties and other costs involved when buying

In short - you will get hints how to set up your bond payments so that you save interest big time. You'll discover that by applying only one of the 9 tips, you can save 2 years' worth of interest without adding one cent to your payments made. This knowledge is worth hundreds of thousands of Rands if applied. This software program is quick to download and absolutely FREE! It is our gift of appreciation to you for visiting our site.

If you take out a new bond or register a further home loan on an existing one (refinance) and feel uncertain where to start and how to ensure you get the best deal, we'd like to offer our help.

Here's what we can offer you absolutely free :

We've got a team of trained bond advisors who can guide you past unnecessary pitfalls.

On your behalf they will negotiate with the banks (including your own), to give you the best possible rates and terms when you register your bond.

This service will cost you nothing, because the banks will pay for the administrative cost involved!

We'll also show you how to apply the bond optimisation software that you have downloaded to your advantage on your specific bond.(Don't worry if you're not clued-up with computers - we'll do the thinking for you!)

You'll also receive tips on how to save even more interest from us

If you need a bond and would like to have the compounded interest formula work for you, not against you, you are welcome to give us a call on 021 880 2956 or alternatively provide us with your contact details by clicking here and we'll contact you.

Know the basic terms & jargon & language the banks use and what it means

Ensure you know the basic rules by which the banks play

Work through a bond adviser (originator) to negotiate a better deal on your behalf