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Revised Edition: Save Money on Your Mortgage

Buying a house is still the most expensive purchase most of us will ever make and if you're not smart you will spend the rest of your life paying it off - giving the bank a staggering profit in the process.

Monday, June 19th 2006

With interest rates on the rise again, it is even more important to make sure that you negotiate the very best mortgage terms. You can actually put thousands of dollars back into your own bank account with a few clever strategies.

Best-selling finance author Martin Hawes has some hard-hitting advice for beating the bank at their own game, revealing exactly how you can slash incredible sums of money from your mortgage repayments.

* Discover what your bank is reluctant to tell you

* Understand the difference between what you borrow and the huge sums that you pay back to the bank in interest

* Slash thousands from your total mortgage

* Set yourself on the path to financial freedom

* Learn some of the secrets of the rich and apply them to your own finances

Save Money on Your Mortgage, $25.00 is available through the Good Returns online bookstore , or by calling 0800 345 675.

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