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The old African way of purchasing a land and building bit by bit is always the best way. Though slow and time consuming, you can always take a break in building during tough times. Credit availability is a great thing for eme ...
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Yes , those living in Ghana taking mortgages can suffer the lost of jobs easily without compensations most times. Those diaspora loans in mortgages in Ghana can pay it even at apace of job lose but the increase in the mortgag ...
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if you have the money please build yourself at your own pace
Artificial middle class. Take four zeros off the cedi denominations and call it cedi power. Because 500,000 old cedis then became 50 new cedis. So you thought 1 us dollar was only 0.70 cedis worth, instead of 70,000 cedis. Wh ...
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I would never use a mortgage facility in Ghana to purchase a house because of the crippling high interest rate. In Britain which has an established mortgage market the interest rate is less than 5%. Whereas in Ghana, the inte ...
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I do read stories on individuals who take mortgages in USA and its horrible should u loose your job,that's when u feel the heat not to talk about other situations in Ghana .Once u can't pay u r evicted and just imagine no wo ...
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FIRST OF ALL. ANY SMART PERSON WILL NEVER MORTGAGE ANYTHING IN U.S CURRENCY OR ANY OTHER FOREIGN CURRENCY IF U RESIDES IN GH FOR THAT MATTER REGARDLESS OF HOW LOW THE INTEREST RATE MIGHT BE. IT WAS A DUMB MOVE ON HIS PART AND ...
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Great comment
The purpose of this article is to fan up mistrust in the local currency (cedi)..therby creating a a high demand for dollars to further weaken the cedi in the interest of some selfish people...Wise up ghanaians and dont buy in ...
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CHINESE TAKING TRADING SPACES IN GHANA IS A PROBLEM THAT IS WHY CEDI KEEP FALLING BECAUSE THEY IMPORT EVERYTHING EVEN THE SHIT AND WHOSE FAULT CURRENT NDC GOVERNMENT. THEY SHOULDN'T BE EVEN OPPOSITION IN 2016 THEY SO USELESS ...
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Joseph, you have open my eyes ooh. So the china has jobs rate is high, they produce massively in job creation. They export to earn hard currency. They do the trading themselves on your land, get profits & return it back to ch ...
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If you are in your own country and u can't use your currency, this is what happens. And the government thinks, lending money from the IMF is the safe thing to do. Ghana economy is based on borrowing. Nothing is in Ghana that ...
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Most of the so-called middle class take bribes to pay for the mortgages. Tell me how much these guys make on salaries?
GhanaWeb stop your conflicting stories on the Ghana cedi. Yiu read cedi appreciating and its problems then you scroll down a bit and you are confronted with cedi depreciating. Which is which. Stop the politics!
What do you Ghanaians want as to do with the CEDI's up or down
It's a complete illusion or better said delusion to contemplate such a move. Ghanaians believe in very high taste. Why build plush mansions which comes with huge mortgages. Here in the UK some banks lend as low as 1.99 per ce ...
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The truth is that it makes more sense to rent in Ghana. Owning makes no sense when there is no resale market.
1ST IF YOU CANT AFFORD YOUR HOME YOU CAN LISTED FOR RENT WITH ALOCAL ESTATE AGENT FOR THE AMOUNT THAT COVERS YOU MORTGAGE LOAN THAT WAY WHILE YOPU NOT LIVING THERE YOUR LOAN GET PAID.
1-why are you not asking the bank to restructure your loan and work your missing payments into the loan amount?
IF THE BANK ARE ASSHALES ,THEN FILE ALAW SUIT AGAINST THEM FOR FRAUD LET THEM PROVE THAT THE LOAN ACTUALLY CA ...
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Rent out one bedroom to a trusted person as a short-term mitigation measure.
We applied for a home loan with Ghana home loans and I must say the service we got was the worse I've experienced. We are a couple based in the UK and through research found a property we liked in Ghana.We looked into mortgag ...
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