THE MARGIN
When the Home buyer is arranging finance he finds that the “ margin of value required on a first mortgage is onethird of the total value, and he is often, therefore forced _ to borrow on a second mortgage at a higher rate of interest. This means that the total interest charges add up to the equivalent of a rental, and if he is required to provide annual payments oS the principal, the total demanded _ of him _ represents too great a proportion of his weekly earnings. All this is avoided if the Home buyer acquires his loan through the Pacific Starr-Bowkett. Society, where the small “ margin ” required is built up by fortnightly subscriptions* Save interest payments by joining No. 5 Group. Shares allotted from one to ten, each shave ultimately carrying a free loan of £lO5. Latest booklet explaining ah about Pacific methods on application. Office, 86 King Edward street. —[Advt.j
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Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 22
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151THE MARGIN Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 22
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