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The Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) is projecting that the economy will grow within the range of seven per cent to nine per cent during the April to June 2021 quarter. Director General of the PIOJ, Dr. Wayne Henry, who made the announcement, said this outlook is based on “the commencement of the recovery process relative to the low output levels recorded in the corresponding period of 2020”. Dr. Henry was speaking during a virtual media briefing on Wednesday (June 2). The Director General noted as well that the projected growth will also be dependent on the relaxation of some c...

Mortgage brokers suggest getting a pre-approval first, setting a price limit and structuring the mortgage to suit needs.

Missy Bevers - Unsolved case with no known motive murder. Suspect caught on surveillance video. I go over this case that happened in 2016 and is still unsolved. https://youtu.be/S0NzGLEJflQ Missy Bever Missy Bevers, 45, of Red Oak, Texas was murdered by a person in riot gear on April 18, 2016 at the Creekside Church of…

'Game-changer': Bank announces sub 2 percent mortgage rate for new-builds Newshub 2 hrs ago © Image - Getty Images; Video - Newshub Related video: It follows months of increasingly lower interest rates. Longer-term fixed interest rates are starting to move up, but for some borrowers the bar on floating interest rates has moved lower. To support building more homes to boost New Zealand's housing supply, ASB Bank has announced a floating (variable) mortgage interest rate of 1.79 percent for new-builds. It's available to owner-occupiers and investors who are either buying a finished new bui...

Unlike a fixed interest rate, the new build floating rate (currently 1.79 percent) changes according to market conditions. ASB said the rate is linked to the Reserve Bank Funding for Lending Programme, a pool of funds available at the Official Cash Rate for banks to lend.  The bank said there's confidence these funds will stay low for the foreseeable future. "If the Reserve Bank did change the discounted FLP rate then that would trigger us to look at the ASB Back My Build variable rate, but our intention is for our customers to enjoy the benefit of the FLP discounted rate," Sims added.