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Is it time to talk to your parents about reverse home mortgage? Your local Canada Bay mortgage broker can help.

Why talk to a Canada Bay mortgage broker?

One of the big advantages of using a mortgage broker is more choice for you.  Mortgage brokers work with a panel of lenders, such as NAB and BOQ are aware of what each lender is offering. Mortgage broker professionals save you having to do a lot of running around from bank to bank trying to find yourself a home loan, and can make the whole process a lot more efficient for you, meaning that you can get a great home loan as soon as you need it.  Especially when considering home owners grant.
 

What can I expect from my Canada Bay mortgage broker?

Mortgage brokers are not there to only find you a home loan but also work with borrowers to assist with documentation to support the loan, help with the completion of paperwork, submit the loan application with the lender you choose and follow up with the lender during the loan application process.  Your broker should keep you informed throughout the entire loan process, and explain anything that is unclear.  A great independent mortgage broker will remain with you throughout the loan to offer you assistance. 

Why don’t Canada Bay mortgage brokers charge for their services?

Reputable mortgage brokers do not charge for a consultation.  You can access their panel of lenders, get help with your application, and get assistance with settlement, without paying anything to the broker.  Mortgage brokers are paid commissions by the lenders.  No matter what commissions are being offered, you will not pay more on your home loan.  This ensures that you can get expert assistance without paying more.

Do I need a mortgage broker? 

Wouldn’t you rather spend your lunch breaks actually eating?  Do you have weekends free to spend glued to the internet comparing prices, or out visiting dozens of lenders?  By using a mortgage broker you save yourself having to call, visit and compare dozens of lenders and their products.  A good mortgage broker will listen to your financial goals, consider dozens of home loan products then find the best matches for you.

I am pretty happy with my current bank

If you already have a home loan and are curious as to whether you can get a better deal, you should be talking to your mortgage broker.  They can source and compare various other home loan products to see if there is another loan that would suit you better, taking into account every part of the loan such as fees, charges and added features, not just the interest rate.  It’s not worth changing your home loan for another that has a lower rate if it ends up costing you more in the long run due to fees or ‘hidden’ costs.  Your mortgage broker is experienced in the finer details of home loans and therefore is the best person to be scrutinising your mortgage.

For guidance and support throughout the home loan process, start talking with your Canada Bay mortgage broker 1300 787 665 or fill out your details below and we’ll get straight back to you.

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