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Home Loans

We are accredited with all major mortgage lenders - over 40 financiers in all. So whatever your requirements are, be it purchasing a house or land, or building a home either for your own occupation or for investment purposes, we can source and structure a loan to suit you.

We also offer a no obligation "Home Loan Health Check" consultation. We can have a look at your current loan to assess whether it still suits your current situation.

A wide offering of loan options are available, including:

  • STANDARD VARIABLE RATE - the loan interest rate
    rises and falls in line with prevailing market
    interest rates.
  • FIXED RATE - the interest rate is fixed for the term
    of the loan.
  • LOW DOCUMENTATION - mainly for self-employed
    people and investors who are unable to supply
    required financial records at the time of application.
    Financiers will lend up to a set percentage of the
    property’s value without financial verification.
  • ALL IN ONE - allows you to deposit your income and
    extra savings into your loan account and withdraw
    available funds for whatever purpose.
  • INTRODUCTORY RATE - sometimes called
    a ‘honeymoon’ loan because you benefit from
    a lower interest rate usually for the first
    six months to three years.
  • PROFESSIONAL PACKAGE LOANS - are available
    to the majority of borrowers. There are many
    benefits, such as credit card discounts,
    but the key is being able to obtain a discount
    for the life of the loan not just a small
    introductory period.
  • LINE OF CREDIT - a very flexible type of loan
    which enables you to use the equity you have
    in your loan for any worthwhile purpose.
    Ideal for the disciplined investor.
  • COMBINATION (‘SPLIT LOAN’) - allows you
    to divide your loan between two different
    loan structures; for example, half of your
    loan can be a fixed rate and the other half
    a standard variable rate.