I hear the question, ‘why should I use a mortgage broker?’ – more times a day than I can count.
Why should you, indeed? All the information is available online, right? Everything is only a Google away!
You certainly could Google and do all the research yourself. But doyou have the time; years of accumulated industry knowledge; or strategic partnerships and relationships with lending institutions? Probably not.
The simple answer to the question, ‘why use a mortgage broker?’ is… its easier. Whether you’re ready to buy your first home, refinance and buy an investment property, or just want to find out whether your loan is still right for you, an experienced mortgage broker will provide you more answers than you could ever find online.
There’s already a high percentage of people who understand this notion. A staggering 50% of all home loans in Australian are written by mortgage brokers, and this number continues to rise. However, if you need further incentive to contact us, keep reading.
AUS Finance Group offers the highest standard in customer care and professionalism; our brokers have industry recognised qualifications; and we have been a member of the MFAA for more than 10 years.
We’re all about relationships – with you and other industry stakeholders. We pride ourselves on understanding your needs and then looking upon the many services and products available to find exactly what’s right for you. We employ only specialised industry experts and have been recognised and awarded for our high standards.
We have a full tool belt – not only can we look after your home loan, investment and leasing requirements, we have expertise in many and varying forms of lending, including construction and specialised business finance.
Finally, the banks (not you) remunerate us. It’s as simple as that.
Give AUS Finance Group a call, or email our Operations Manager, Mathew and start a conversation that could secure your financial future.
1800 AUSFIN (1800 287 346)
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