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Mythical Creature wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

RB wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:They should be doing compulsory 8 weeks automatically for every household mortgage holder no questions asked.

They could waive payments for 8 weeks if they're happy never to collect them.

I don't think they can extend the term of the loan contract automatically though. Customers would have to opt in.

Its deferring repayments (and interest) not waiving repayments, loans will be extended for an extra 6 months so these payments dont need to be caught up in 7 months time.

I have a small business loan with NAB through my family trust.
If I want to extend, what do I need to do?
Do I just click a button on the website or do I need to call?
I don't need to extend, but if it's described as above I see it as a free hit, albeit with 6 more months of dividends being put into the trust account
Cheers

Its not a free hit as interest is still charged over the 6 months.

PM me and if you are happy to deal with me I can arrange or I can point you in the right direction.

WA border being closed completely on Sunday at midnight.
Visitors and residents will be turned around at the border unless they have an exemption.
Exemptions to the border closure include freight and logistics, emergency services, workers with specialist skills and healthcare workers.

We should do the same

scottroo wrote:We should do the same

That will probably come at some stage, but WA has the worst rate of testing in the country per head of population. SA per head of population has Australia’s best testing rate and Australia is the first country in the World to test 1% of their population. I was shocked to see that NZ only tests 200 people more per day than SA with more than 2.5x the population

Hit the 1 million case mark overnight. France recorded 1355 deaths in a single day

LMA wrote:Hit the 1 million case mark overnight. France recorded 1355 deaths in a single day

I heard something like 900 deaths in nursing homes overnight in France

Jim05 wrote:

LMA wrote:Hit the 1 million case mark overnight. France recorded 1355 deaths in a single day

I heard something like 900 deaths in nursing homes overnight in France

Once it gets hold of the aged care facilities it's good night Irene.

LMA wrote:Once it gets hold of the aged care facilities it's good night Irene.

and Doris, Beryl, Gladys, Esmay...

A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

Yeah i reckon all cops on leave have been called back to work so all hands on deck.

Bum Crack wrote:

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

Yeah i reckon all cops on leave have been called back to work so all hands on deck.

I heard SAPOL have also brought back those who have left the force in the last 18 months (left/retired).. fears around the coming weeks incidents escalating as people are isolated more and longer.

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

What else would he be doing? MIght as well be at work and take the leave when he can travel.

Ive got 2 weeks at the end of April booked, but Im going to cancel at least one week of it.

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

What else would he be doing? MIght as well be at work and take the leave when he can travel.

Ive got 2 weeks at the end of April booked, but Im going to cancel at least one week of it.

I will have nearly 8 weeks leave owing by the time this all ends and I will having a 5 week bender I reckon.

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

Grumpy cops knocking on doors. This isn't going to end well.

Pseudo wrote:

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

Grumpy cops knocking on doors. This isn't going to end well.

He used to be in the drug task force, so knocking on doors will be a little different to just kicking them in as he once did.

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

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he's one of the lucky ones, know of a couple bought back from leave that are manning the borders in whoop whoop

locky801 wrote:

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

'

he's one of the lucky ones, know of a couple bought back from leave that are manning the borders in whoop whoop

I fail to see the down side to that

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

My neighbour is in the same boat, has had to cut his leave short to go door knocking. Also works in sapol fraud.

Bum Crack wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:A mate who is a fairly high ranking detective in fraud has been called back 4 days into his 3 week holiday period ( where he was meant to be in Bali ) to go knock on doors and check on those who are meant to be in isolation.

He's happy.

What else would he be doing? MIght as well be at work and take the leave when he can travel.

Ive got 2 weeks at the end of April booked, but Im going to cancel at least one week of it.

I will have nearly 8 weeks leave owing by the time this all ends and I will having a 5 week bender I reckon.

There's no way your old body will handle a 5 week bender.

One thing about all this that is a positive is the way people are treating each other over the past week, far more considerate, polite and with more empathy . That’s the true Australian way.