Max 3% Interest rates. Save your home.

[@BrendonLaverack]

Voted today you got my vote good luck.

[@MrLudwig101]

They are on less than 7%

[@unknown-rs4ec]

Got my vote

[@craptobotfanboy4958]

Vote correctly people! The 4 majors take the 4 bottom spots with the sitting member last! Use your preferences wisely and lets get a whole heap of Minors and Independants in for a hung parliament to keep the grubs in check👌 One Nation, Independants and UAP 1st downwards It is time for a change... It is time to sack them ALL

[@thejamesbondshow9754]

Don't out One Nation first, put United Australia Party first. They have a bigger chance if getting in and more brains and savy than Hanson. Put One Nation second then Liberal Democrats

[@gailhenderson7149]

We send our oil to Singapore & buy it back much dearer.. We need our own refinery. Also wld make jobs here.

[@UnitedAustraliaPartyUAP]

We know its absurd sending it away and buying it back much dearer. We have a downstream processing policy to create more manufacturing, use our resources and create jobs and wealth for the nation.

[@monael-chami798]

You have my 100% vote God Bless Australia God save about families and freedom Thankyou UAP

[@helenbowen5156]

People power united Australia 🇦🇺 Party your the new voice Anything is possible if it doesn’t matter who gets the credit. You don’t know what you don’t know till you know it.you can win 🏆

[@mclanaford2957]

We are voting UAP. And the four barmaids last 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@whatdoiknowsmith]

And giving preferance to the libs. Do not vote uap.

[@apipiarty5365]

Yes vote UAP and you guarantee Liberal a closer step to a win. How can you vote for an unethical, immoral party that is the same as labor, liberal, Greens, the animal party and the justice party?

[@MrLudwig101]

So you’re voting for Scott Morrison basically

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

@@whatdoiknowsmith 🐑

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

@@MrLudwig101 🐑

[@MrRyan83]

This is the only silly policy from UAP. Sounds good at a glance, but 3% fixed compared to rates in other countries will kill the Australian dollar and result in even higher inflation of imported goods (for which so many goods / foods we consume every day are imported). Bad policy this one. Markets should be left to be markets. Self regulating without governing. It is only higher rates that will stop the inflation.

[@MrRyan83]

@@Brownlowjuddy when did they ever do that? That makes no economic sense.

[@MrRyan83]

@@Brownlowjuddy just look at Turkey. Their president had a twisted idea like this and they are in hyperinflation.

[@AB-ub9nd]

I know right, it’s so stupid it hurts. I’m all for conservatives but these guys are just dumb

[@songforguy1]

All correct except the bit about higher rates stopping inflation, we have mainly a supply side shortage not a demand issue that is creating inflation this time.

[@MrLudwig101]

@@songforguy1 they can’t expect first home buyers to spend 800k on a home with 9% interest

[@gp2488]

soon to find out how asleep we still are,for I have little confidence in todays bronzed Aussie

[@gusemery5475]

Lol I love at 0:53 he just states a fact.. what he gunna do. he can’t even pay his debts he had.

[@yoj8549]

Idiots borrowed too much money. Why should they get special treatment. Let them go broke.

[@buckley7806]

Yeah but like, the reserve bank controls the interest rates so good luck

[@richna8440]

Is UAP giving preference to liberal

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

No it's false.

[@personalfreedom2700]

In some lower house seats they are indicating on the how to vote for labor and liberal sometimes as high as 3 and 4… but they would argue those exceptions are specific to the dynamics of those seats

[@41srn]

You choose where your preferences go by numbering the boxes. No party can give anyones vote to another party. Preferences where the political party controls your vote (used to be called group ticket voting) doesn’t exist anymore!

[@Joshdyisdifh]

UAP is preferencing Liberal Democratic Party.

[@Yogsoggeth]

Why stop at a 15% export tax... Make it 100% and we can all live like rich Arabs. We'll pave the streets with gold!

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

Let Clive and Craige worry about it. Clive isn't a successful buisnessman for no reason

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

Every movement you make, thought you think, task you complete requires glucose (suagar) and deep clever thinkers chew up there glucose reserves super fast like Clive and Craige. We need UAP to win

[@yoj8549]

If you’ve been boasting about your McMansion, ‘investment’ properties and Ford Raptor, all bought on credit… well guess what the music just stopped, and it’s time to pay up. All that boasting you’ve done will make others very unlikely to want to support you.

[@personalfreedom2700]

First of all, political parties cannot regulate interest rates.. only the reserve bank can do that… secondly, even if you could it would lead a massive mis-pricing of an already deformed housing market. You guys know this so this ad is pretty insulting to peoples intelligence.

[@personalfreedom2700]

@Buddy You cannot artificially suppress interest rates on home loans when those interest rates are a dynamic price correction mechanism of global macro-economic pressures. Floating interest rates are a core feature of economic principles, and only socialist countries allow their ruling party to price fix rates, and thereby ruin their currency and make international investment abandon the now anti-free market aussie dollar. Also, as a political party you cannot promise that the reserve bank will react to your policies in such a specific way. This is so dumb.

[@lukeboccaccio6257]

The RBA is "independent" by the reserve bank ACT 1957. Previously our government (through the Commonwealth Bank) set interest rates. This changed to allow the RBA to take control. The government can re-establish through the constitution, section 51. Part 13. Thos would allow the government to cap interest rates for 5 years and then re-evaluate.

[@personalfreedom2700]

@@lukeboccaccio6257 So you reckon a majority of sitting members would vote to abolish the reserve bank by annulling the reserve bank act? Any that this would somehow pass preliminary legal counsel and be just fine and dandy with the holders of our sovereign debt, bonds and treasuries? This is all such fantasy.

[@41srn]

It would be for existing home loans not new home loans so wouldn't affect the housing market also the constitution gives the Federal Government the power to regulate the banks. This is nothing new. In the 1980s interest rates were capped at 13.5% when they soared to approximately 20%

[@personalfreedom2700]

@@41srn all that does it give massive financial benefits for existing homeowners and then people who cannot afford a house or are looking for a house get screwed in two huge ways, firstly now they can afford a house even less because the government decided to give miracle rates to prior homeowners, secondly those who miss out now have to (along with everyone else) subsides those homeowners via the tax revenue required to fund that rate spread… its such a terrible economic plan, its anti-democratic, anti-free market, and extremely social divisive as its takes from the poor to give to the rich in a massive way… this is so dumb