The Cranky Broker in Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia | Financial service

The Cranky Broker

Locality: Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 438 100 662

Address: Broadwater Terrace 4165 Redland Bay, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 When giving brokers bad news always do it with a smile on your dial LOL

21.01.2022 Another average day in the life of an Australian Mortgage Broker....

20.01.2022 Interesting start to the week.. Well done CBA. Blame everyone else...

19.01.2022 The Broker Far Side..

18.01.2022 Everyone needs a good partner...

17.01.2022 SHARES -V- PROPERTY. When to sell? When to buy? Which is better? I have noticed a few comments recently on social media sites suggesting don't buy property on this market - its falling. The same people would probably say the same about a falling share market. These people are known as Sheep because they follow the flock. No insult intended and I've certainly been part of the flock myself at times. So here are a couple of true examples from my life story. And I'm not perfect o...Continue reading

17.01.2022 I thought at first this was a factual documentary! It’s so close to the truth. LOL. https://youtu.be/dfkJk37qkPQ

14.01.2022 This should be an interesting event. Especially after yesterdays announcement. I'm going.

13.01.2022 ANZ stating the obvious. Took long enough for them to figure it out...says a lot about banks at the moment.

12.01.2022 Friday funny day! Enjoy.

11.01.2022 Its not Rocket Science! The difference between a Bank and a Broker...

05.01.2022 Th Royal Commission into Banking was to investigate and recommend appropriate actions against misconduct by the banks. NOT a review of brokers renumeration and agreeing with the banks that customers pay for our service. Absolute disgrace how the big 4 banks deflected blame and attention to the very people that have kept them honest and competitive. But what else would you expect from banks that only care about profits and not people. Brokers never ever work for banks. We ...work only for customers and make the banks pay for our valued service. And our commissions have always been disclosed upfront and always will be. The Royal Commission went outside it’s terms of reference and has become an expensive waste of time for the Australian public. Just who did Kenneth Hayne and his council really work for? The final report was very disappointing to say the least. And the final insult? Bank share price shoots up the day after the report is released. Very suspicious and not the result expected or needed. With 60% market share the Australian public have already shown who they trust and its certainly not the banks. Please sign this petition to send a message to the banks and more importantly our political parties to support an industry that is made up of everyday working Australians that keep the banks honest and competitive. https://www.facebook.com/1294326592/posts/10218786018983604/ See more

04.01.2022 So true. Full article attached... http://www.switzer.com.au//p/josh-give-the-banks-a-break/

04.01.2022 With over 30,000+ Australian workers facing an uncertain and bleak future and even the threat of unemployment will the Australian Labor Party really back the Big 4 Banks by supporting a recommendation based purely on the biased opinion of the CEO of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia? S ince when has any Labor movement supported the big end of town against everyday Australian workers? Don't be hoodwinked by the CBA via the Royal Commission. We ARE everyday Australians. We are everyday WORKERS. We help thousands of everyday Australians achieve home ownership. And we are proud to be Mortgage Brokers that make the Banks pay. Don't judge us on the opinons of the Big 4 Banks. Judge us on our proven record helping thousands of Australians and keeping real competition alive. Please share. Happy to discuss.

03.01.2022 So true LOL www.gatewaybank.com.au/cafe-disconnect

02.01.2022 Well done NAB on NOT moving your rates. Very commendable. Seriously. However why did it take over a week to confirm this? Of course had to wait to see if any of the other big 4 would move or stay. As always your own interests first before your customers who no doubt had a stressful week worrying what you was going to do. If you announced this before the others that might have caused more banks not to move rates. Can’t have that can we! Yes it is a positive. But just think of what the headlines would have been if you confirmed this last week. Now that would have been history in the making...same old same old...