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Mortgages

For most people taking out a mortgage will be the biggest financial decision that they make. Whether you are buying your first home, reviewing your current mortgage or looking to invest in property, we will guide you through the process with impartial, objective advice.

First Home Loan

Knowing where to start can be the hardest thing, and a bit scary! We’ll help you navigate the home buying process from start to finish.

We work with all the major banks and other lenders so that you have more opportunities to find the best solution. We’ll help with the application criteria and pre-approval process as well as taking the hassle out of dealing with banks.

There’s no time like the present – you don’t need to keep saving for a 20% deposit! Check out recent blog posts explaining how:

How to Buy with 5% Deposit.

Buying Your First Home.

My Current Home

We don’t just help first time buyers. We give ongoing support to current homeowners who may wish to borrow some extra cash to refresh or renovate their homes, or just to take advantage of the latest and best rates. Maybe you need to extend your home for the kids or parents, add a ‘sleep-out’, minor dwelling or tiny house – we’d love to help!

We can help you restructure when a fixed interest loan is coming up for expiry, or your personal circumstances change. Whatever the reason, it may be the perfect time to review what is available. Reducing your mortgage to take years off your repayments may be more achievable than you think.

Investment Property

Properties are highly valuable assets and owning an investment property (or more) could be a good way to grow your future wealth. Whatever the political landscape, we’ll give you objective, practical advice to work out what’s possible right now.

We’ll work with you to see if the numbers stack up using equity in your current portfolio, the deposit you will need, and the likely ongoing costs. We’ll also look at what yield you are likely to receive from rental income, provide projections on when you will be debt free, and the future value of your portfolio. We’ll refer you to our trusted network of Investment Property experts and point you in the right direction for tax and legal advice that you may need in the future.

Calculators

Repayment ScheduleYour Minimum Payment$0.00Loan Amount$520,000Number of Repayments270Interest Payable$139,000Total Payable$659,000Get In Touch

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This situation arises in the aftermath of relationship changes, whether it's between partners ending their joint lives, or simply friends or family who purchased a home and now seek to go their separate ways.

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Disclaimer

This calculator is intended as a guide only and is based on the Residential Owner Occupied rate. It is not intended to provide advice, and is not a quote or an offer of finance by any lender.