Getting your Debt/Mortgage paid of quicker

Chrys Horn from Halswell Community Project

We have a few spaces left for the debt reduction talk on Monday 3rd at 7.30 pm at Te Hapua
The Halswell Community Project has asked Linda Hart to speak about how to reduce debt and particularly how to pay a lot less interest on your mortgage by paying it off quicker and using a range of bank tools to maximise the benefits to you and your family, rather than to the banks.
The session has small numbers and allows for people to ask questions and to clarify the principles that mortgage consultants work on. If you like what you hear or would like to discuss the principles further, Linda offers a free consultation to assess your own individual situation at a time of your choosing.
To book in for the talk, please phone or text Chrys on 0272 86 86 53 or email chrys.horn@xtra.co.nz

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